Rhino Tutorial: Distorting a Surface Using CageEdit

[@jameshowlet5597]

Super cool tutorial. Thanks a lot man!

[@maniteja332]

Thanks Daniel for this video !!

[@beldaamelia5546]

Thank you so much! But, can we used it on 3D shape?

[@white_sky_11]

Good tips the command name "cage edit" is confusiing at first I thought I need to manually create cage everytimes and go to edit but actually it could auto generate cage.

[@valeriainurb]

Thank you so much!!

[@wailamso964]

That is really useful! But is that possible to make the surface into solid wall?

[@flymfull]

You can then use the function "offset surface", ticking the option "solid" so that the wall outcome is made of one volume

[@henrytittmann9264]

Thanks for the video I found it very helpful! Whats the advantage of using the Gumball over dragging points arbitrarily?

[@hughchapman5319]

Where you want to move points orthogonally gumball is the tool to use

[@Bono363]

Thank you!!

[@aimibui8125]

Thank you

[@prttdd]

Thanks! ^^

[@GiegX]

Thanks!

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Hugs and kisses.

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanx

[@abhisheknag2830]

Thank you very much...but how to extrude this surface!!!??.

[@hughchapman5319]

same way as always, using the extrudesrf command

[@bidyamishra721]

You. Can do a solid offset

[@chathurangakulathilaka4452]

thanks

[@ameraanjumanjum7972]

Surface area remains same before and after deformation ... Please let me know ... If so? how to measure it using this software ...

[@hughchapman5319]

I think probably not

[@flymfull]

I would say no as well, you can always check by yourself using the "area" command

[@kevaantaya3304]

I doo ok ng kniw uf yiur chsnnel still runs but you have a follow

[@rhinosoo3000]

Thanks!