Hi terrablader. I think you are referring to the control points on the curves in Rhino. You can try typing the command: PointsOn for a Control Point Curve. On the other hand, if you are using a Handle Curve, you should automatically see the handles for that type of curve. Does that make sense?
That was simple and informative , thank you.
yea....great explanation thank you
Great explanation but it Didn't finish 😓
Can you explain a bit more? The video went to the end from our side?
Blender has a selection of Nurbs surfaced and nurbs curves... are they not similar?
“Those are primarily…” she says
where is a spline in rhino that has the points on the spline like in solidworks versus handles thanks
Hi terrablader. I think you are referring to the control points on the curves in Rhino. You can try typing the command: PointsOn for a Control Point Curve. On the other hand, if you are using a Handle Curve, you should automatically see the handles for that type of curve. Does that make sense?
And then they come up finally to T-splines in Rhino. Bingo) Poly modeling is not that low profile, as explained or considered by Nurbs heads)