I appreciate them. Even the wrong ones.
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but once past the roof apex, the angled prismatic nature of the 'panel', at non-cyclic intervals, could introduce such a transverse flow vector contamination to the boundary layer, as to introduce such an adverse pressure gradient, that it would be impossible to maintain attached flow on top or sides.
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This is the basic question I would like answered. Vekke was no help. Dimples work, why not raked edges (cough! Cybertruck cough!)
Free and Open Source software is wonderful. Since 2.80 or so, Blender has had a Geodesic add-on. Here is the contextual menu.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/itv2a.jpg
Review the Object Types and Object Parameters. All the Platonic shapes for primitives; I'm not sure the difference between Squish and Eccentricity. You can add a Superellipse in two dimensions or all three.
Autodesk's parametric NURBs modelling is in contention with Blender's Geometry Node Editor.