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I'm stuck on the best way to attempt doing this. I need to make a water slide with curves and drops. How would you do it? Thanks in advance.
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Use reference lines to create a 3D path for the slide. Then create a sweep using pick path and select the reference lines. You may need to do it in segments....
Unless its a simply one plane slide that just goes up and down in elevation its going to take some trial and error.
If you having trouble, supply a sketch and someone or i might give it a go...
HTH.
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ok but it will be sometime tomorrow before i can do that. Thanks.
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