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The anchoring to fuselages is sometimes wrong #21

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GuillermoHazebrouck opened this issue Nov 15, 2018 · 2 comments
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The anchoring to fuselages is sometimes wrong #21

GuillermoHazebrouck opened this issue Nov 15, 2018 · 2 comments

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The connection to the fuselage is sometimes wrong. This might have something to do with the reduced number of nodes in the cross sections.

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GuillermoHazebrouck commented Nov 15, 2018

Indeed this problem is related to the resolution of the interpolated cross sections. Possible solution is to introduce a fixed high resolution. This was achieved with 200 points:
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A more efficient solution could be scanning the points of the interpolated sections, although this would create a more complex code.

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Just implemented the most simple solution. 250 intermediate nodes should be enough for most applications. If someone is troubled with this, the value can be made adjustable.

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