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Cutting Patterns Beta
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The “Cutting Patterns” add-on was developed to divide multi-axially curved mesh surfaces into flat part segments suitable for production. This program is typically used to process data from a form-finding analysis performed by the Form-Finding add-on.
Introduction of Cutting Patterns Add-on in Video What's New 07/2025
Subsegments Generated by Defining "Cutting Patterns" Within Surface Boundary Lines and Intersection Lines on Surface
Cutting Patterns for RFEM 6
Cutting Patterns for RFEM 6
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Gisela Zündel from the engineering office for structural design in Lorch, Germany was responsible for the structural analysis and planning of the membrane roof. The FEA program RFEM and the RF-FORM-FINDING, RF-CUTTING, and RF-STEEL EC3 add-on modules were used.
Using the RFEM program together with the Form-Finding and Cutting Patterns add-ons, engineers Agustín Alvarez and Daniel Isola designed the aesthetic and strength aspects of the membrane geometry, which included obtaining the flat, folded pattern segments.
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The LEICHT company was awarded the design phase for the Champagne Bar’s new roof, located at the Goodwood Racecourse. The planning steps included the form-finding process, the membrane and supporting steel structure approval and design, and the membrane and cable cutting patterns.
