@jehardiman, you have written quite a few incorrect things and, furthermore, with some very rude expressions, so I will avoid wallowing in your...
If it is a question of sailing with the new boat, it will not be as simple as changing the scale of a 3D model. The thickness of the hull planks,...
You should prepare a more complete Statement of Requirements than the one you currently provide, so that some expert can venture a sufficiently...
Correct. You need to simulate several inclinations(and probably several drafts) and calculate, just as you do for zero inclination, the CoB. If...
The process and calculations required to study the stability of a boat can be explained in simple words: 1.- process: - the weight and CoG of the...
As always, playing with words and half-finished texts. Everything is written so that everyone can draw their own conclusions. Nothing more to say,...
Thanks Ad Hoc, your comments are always clarifying. By the way, I found, in another of my favourite CS, the following definition of bottom shell....
A project that has not been attempted to optimize, in any sense (asking that is trying to go off on a tangent), should not be considered finished....
@gonzo, that means, from my point of view, that sail are still not fully designed.
Flat bottom hull, as long as I know, doesn't mean horizontal bottom. But, of course, a low shallow boat cannot have vertical windows below...
How could you design the sails of a sailboat without knowing the shapes of the hull?
OK. @gonzo, google "flat bottom boat" and you'll see that you're wrong. I don't know what else I could explain to you, I give up.
Exactly the same applies for a flat bottom boat, of course. Why not?, explain me a reason. The flat bottom boat can also have a vertical or almost...
The "bottom" of a boat extends from the horizontal keel to the waterline. There may therefore be a vertical or nearly vertical "window" in the...
OK, OK but you wrote: and this is not correct. They don't use to be....
