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Hi,
How to calculate car's frontal area in Hypermesh?
I'm tried project the whole car surfaces into a plane. However, those surface intersect with each other which cause calculation of area does not true.
Thank you
After projecting, I think you have to look for external border in order to compute the projected area, right?
Yes, I need to have external border to compute projected area.
Tried manually by check intersection but not successful. Any idea?
Yes, I need to have external border to compute projected area. Tried manually by check intersection but not successful. Any idea?
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Here's my test.
From projected lines, you can found external boundary and make a surface in order to compute the area. I don't another way to do that.
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