Abstract
The article considers the wireframe-kinematic method of hydrodynamic simulation of surfaces presented by the example of marine craft’s bottom structure. The motion trajectory for the variable shape generator is normally set by a single or a number of directing lines. The law of shape variations of the generator is represented by the graphical or analytical display, or by a set of directing lines. All of these make up the so-called determinant of the surface, which includes the geometry component, or a certain initial position of the generator, and the algorithm component, i.e. the algorithm of the wireframe sealing. The directing line may be simple, described by a single equation, or compsite piecewise-smooth. In this situation, they are commonly modelled using splines, which results in piecewise-smooth surfaces.
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