Once I designed a belt with my friend....the catch you measure it about the length and thickness of strap you use, 2 mm bigger for us works perfectly. for the post i dont know...we use different mechanism
Great video! I tried this with a closed extrusion of a flower silhouette, QuadRemesh-ed it and converted to SubD, however unfortunately the resulting SubD is open. Converting that to nurbs I obviously get an open polysurface. Any tips as to why SubD is created as open from a closed extrusion? Thank you!
Great to see the new features of Rhino! Very nice tutorial
Glad you like it!
I wait a long time to see sub d apply here! Thank you! Keep with it!👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
Super!
Great lesson!
Glad you like it
love this tutorial
That is great
Thanx
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Once I designed a belt with my friend....the catch you measure it about the length and thickness of strap you use, 2 mm bigger for us works perfectly. for the post i dont know...we use different mechanism
Thanks for sharing
awsome!
Super!
Nice model
Thanks
great....
Thanks
Great video, thank you! Is it possible to do something like this mesh-softening in Rhino 6?
I have another video showing that technique on my channel. And explain the pros and cons. It is a bangle
@@PJChenJewelryDesign thank you, I'll check it out!
@@RionaFinnJewelleryCAD great!
very nice i like it
Thank you! Cheers!
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老師可否講一講縮水位,例如介子同鑲口我須要預大多少,這點對大家非常重要的。謝謝你!
我有一個系列的影片叫做PJ Meet the Pros 裡面就有訪問鑄造廠的老闆。它有解釋縮水的問題。當然每一台3D印表機以及所用的材料縮水的比例不同。鑄造的時候所使用的石膏粉縮水的比例也不同。所以還是得要做測試
Where did the designs come from?
Excellent Mam This can Be Done In Rhino 5 By Which Command
not really in Rhino 5. but you can watch this video to get something similar. ua-cam.com/video/22VllkNdhYg/v-deo.html
Great video! I tried this with a closed extrusion of a flower silhouette, QuadRemesh-ed it and converted to SubD, however unfortunately the resulting SubD is open. Converting that to nurbs I obviously get an open polysurface. Any tips as to why SubD is created as open from a closed extrusion? Thank you!
did you use convert to SubD or QuadRemesh?