Rhino 3D CAD Tutorial: Controlled Depression Detail on Surface (Requested)
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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This Rhino 3D CAD Tutorial illustrates a method of creating a controlled depression on surface. This is a Viewer Requested Computer Aided Design (CAD) Tutorial Video.
I found another method to do this:
Step 1: make a curve in the desired shape of the hole.
Step 2: project the curve onto the surface
Step 3: use the curve as a trimming object, and trim the surface with it to create a hole
Step 4: create another curve that starts at one side of the hole, and ends at the side directly opposite.
Step 5: use the "patch" command, select both the curves, press enter, and disable the "adjust tangency" option.
Step 6: join the surfaces together, and blend the edges if you'd like.
Some people might prefer the method in this video, but personally I found mine a little bit quicker, so I think it's worth trying it this way too.
Nice. Thanks for sharing. I might make another video using this method. Thanks.
Sir you're the Best no doubt about that, pls make more more videos for us to grow.
I just wanna learn even more now- it looks so cool o.O
I really enjoy your tutorials. You got that Rhino tamed. Thanks PC Sim.
LOL.😄 Glad you like them! Thanks.
@@simpernchong Hi PC Sim Quick question? When I split the revolved curve from the surface its only splitting 1/4 of the revolved part. Been trying it over and over. I am super close. Been following the lesson exactly like you say. But stuck at the split part. Any ideas?
Old memories but good video 👍My friend..
It's a new video, Bro 😁
Projection is set to CPlane Z, it would of worked in either topview or Perspective.
Yup yup. Thanks for the info.
It was Awsome
Thanks.
Great vid as usual!
Thanks PC
No problem 👍
Hi, I get the following in Rhino 8 "split command failed, objects may not intersect or intersections may not split object" when I want to split
Davvero good, good, good. Grazie
Grazie 😁
upload more videos sensei...
Sure. Thanks.