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From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
Mayo takes over the relay of Cad Assistant!
https://github.com/fougue/mayo
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Billabong,
re:
> I've watched almost all of Kuechmeister Swagger videos and he makes using networks
> and lofts look relatively straight forward, but its proving out that, that's not the case at all.
Those techniques are for an advanced (and rather finicky) type of organic shape modeling for things like car bodies that don't have any straight line or planes in them at all. That area of NURBS modeling has a high learning curve and really it can be easier to do these types of forms in a poly modeling program using subd smoothing instead. NURBS modeling has it's greatest strength and lowest learning curve when doing mechanical shapes largely defined by 2D profile curves and using booleans.
For mechanical shapes you don't want to use those methods, for mechanical shapes you want a line to be a line and a planar area to be a plane surface instead of glommed together pieces with rebuild and Network on everything.
You'd probably be better off if you didn't see those particular tutorials until some time later on.
- Michael
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Billabong, here is a version with the hole you were trying to patch filled in.
I put in a plane through that area and reconstructed the vertical surfaces around the hole to extend past the plane and get trimmed by the plane:
- Michael
Attachments:
patch_problem2_3dm.zip
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planar_filled.jpg
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From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
Free Onshape online can open a Moi 3DM format !
https://cad.onshape.com
You can of course use it as a converter! ;)
For import a file press "+" left Bottom page!
OnShape is a monster! :)
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