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What do you mean by rough?

@@DuterqueStudio export stl file using rhino but the surface is not smooth it is rough

@ can i use mesh2surface for smooth 3d file

@@ABy-21-19 you can try quadremesh

@@DuterqueStudio oky i will try brother

@@salamahanin5946 quelle est la taille reel de votre objet? (dans rhino). Il me semble que la taille par default du cube de blender est de 2m de coté. Vous pouvez comparer avec votre objet pour voir si c’est un problème de taille. Si il est trop petit essayez d’importer avec une scale de 1 au lieu de 0.001

@@zoli11 thanks, aesthetics in this case

You're welcome!

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@@DuterqueStudio it is a comment by definition. As this is an answer. Youbare very skilled. But if you just jump all over the place fast and its just a "do it" video , it's not a tutorial. I'll be happy to see you go in dept. Bye

@@mattheWT10992 There is a link on the short to the longer video

On the edge you mean? Use the flow on surface like on the video

Glad it helped!

You need to make sure that you have close polysurfaces

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks, I might do one soon. Something like footwear soles?

You have to double click on the slider, and then you you will be able to edit the range of your slider

Thanks, not directly but you can export each layer a 1obj (or mesh) and when you import it in blender it will be a single mesh that you can separate by loose part( p in edit mode -> by lose parts). The separated mesh will be in the same collection as the initial one. It’s not very straight forward but it works

Indeed it is!

I don’t think the exr is the problem but maybe try with pnj. Also it can be the hight of your displacement maybe. When you say blocky you mean the texture displacement has some sort of steps?

@@DuterqueStudio sort of looks like the triangle size is too big. But also looks like the edges of the triangles are being smoothed over. So, it seems to look like low poly geometry with some smoothing which makes it more baffling to me what could be my problem. For context, I'm displacing a diamondplate pattern on aluminum material. Even one of the default Dimondplate key shot materials does this when I bring down the scale.

@@shawncrocker7037 can it be the scale of your object which is bigger when you imported it? Like one unit is 1meter instead of 1cm. And also is your object a closed mesh/polysurfce, if not keyshot my struggle understanding which direction the normal’s direction should be orientated

You have to convert it into a surface with subD to nurbs, but you're likly to have a surface with lots of patchs, and this method of doing pattern only works on single surface. There are work around that but it really depends on the shape your trying to apply a pattern onto

Thanks!

Thanks, yes was thinking of doing a video about it actually. A short answer is you can shift 1 row out of 2 by half the distance there is between points

@@KRIZINKGRIN thanks!

@@sidekick3rida a bit of both.

Ctrl A --> scale

@@DuterqueStudio thanks! Starting to learn blender this is very useful.

It could be that the welded is not toggle. Or that your polysurface is not join in rhino (sometimes it’s grouped and not joined)

Glad it was helpfull 👍🏻

Thanks

subsurface yes

Yes, great tip 👍🏻

You need to click on “gumball” at the bottom of the window to toggle it(if you are on windows), and and at the top if you’re on mac

Thanks

Thanks, any specific typology of product?

@@DuterqueStudio It doesn't matter what type of product it is, but I am mainly interested in products with a more technological appearance. Even so, I am also interested in learning more about animation and lighting. thank you!.

There are different ways to do, and I think yours would have probably worked too. The important is to find/use the workflow that allows you to achieve the result you are looking for

I think you didn’t try hard enough…

@@DuterqueStudio Honestly, the software is a joke. A bloated mess - just like so many other applications.

doing the exact same thing with a box will work, you probably missed a step

@@DuterqueStudio No , the text will fall through the surface if put on top of it. Rhino always places the text at the bottom. I wish you could arrange the order as layers, similar to photoshop. And projection gives the error message, - projection missed its target or similar. I did manage to project text on a curved surface following a clip on that - by creating a strip from the curved surface matching its length. Then turning that strip i to a surface. Put text on that surface, and project it back on to the curved surface. But I cannot create the same strip from an already flat surface with the same command. This software is bloated junk.

Modelling in rhino and rendering in blender is a great workflow. However it still worth learning keyshot as lots of design studios use keyshot

@@DuterqueStudio thank you for the answer. Your tutorials are awesome btw

@@DuterqueStudiohi! I am a student and don’t have money for Keyshot at the moment. Could I substitute Keyshot with Blender for now?

@@whothewho82 Yes definitly, you'll be able to achieve the same level of render