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SVT 018 | Cutting Patterns for Membrane Structures with RF-CUTTING-PATTERN
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This Short Video Tutorial shows how to calculate and organize membrane structure cutting patterns with the RFEM add-on module RF-CUTTING-PATTERN.
Consider allowances in the flattening process due to overlaps and compensations in the warp and weft directions.
This video describes how to determine the final cutting pattern geometry including from the partial surface input to the DXF export and documentation.
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Dlubal SVT Cutting patterns Membrane structures RF-CUTTING-PATTERN Geodesic cutting lines Cutting patterns Warp direction weft direction Overlaps DXF cutting pattern export Compensation Flattening process SHORT VIDEO TUTORIAL Dlubal Short Video Dlubal Tutorial
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