Scallops & Pillows - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial - Zen & The Art of SOLIDWORKS Surfacing - 06

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Do rough surfaces have you on edge? Got a kink in your spline? Zen out and come to really understand how SOLIDWORKS surfacing works. Using unique advanced techniques, we demonstrate surface modeling workflows that allow you to quickly and easily create the most challenging shapes.
This series of video tutorials covers spline and curve best practices, geometric continuity and how to apply it, how to properly plan and layout complicated surface models, how to properly leverage each of the surface features and modeling strategies to surface the most challenging of shapes.

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks

[@alexmatthews3142]

Do you ever use a profile spline or curve (sketched on the right or front plane) to define the curvature of the boundary surface instead of using tangent influence? If so, how do you choose between the two methods? Thanks for the vids 👍

[@sfnick92]

Why use boundary surface instead of just lofting?

[@ivanmunoz1074]

Boundary surface allows for more control on two directions.

[@PASHKULI]

There is no need to Intersect. You just need to mirror the knit surface 2 times and then knit again. It should form a solid from closed + knit surfaces.