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From: Michael Gibson
Hi mantaskava,
re:
> Is it some kind of shading error or? -
https://i.imgur.com/qzNySew.jpg
It's a display artifact just in the realtime viewport display, it's due to the display mesh being too sparse in that area. When you go to export it you shouldn't see it in the export mesh:
For your construction, usually it is good to make things you want to be smooth to extend to be longer surfaces instead of filling in open areas like you've got here. It's difficult to make the fill in piece be smooth to its neighbors. You might have some trouble with doing that here though since it shrinks in size quite a bit near your end there. One thing you could try though would be to make a fill in piece then trim away some open space near the top and put in a Blend surface there.
It may be hard to get very good shaping with this area swooping upwards while the other side is simultaneously flaring out:
It might help get better shaping if all those profiles were further extended downwards so your surface could be more relaxed and then cut it off at an angle rather than trying to have a surface that directly hugs along those contours.
- Michael
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mantaskava_shading.jpg
mantaskava_swoop.jpg
From: Michael Gibson
Hi mantaskava, I've attached an attempt at building in a fill piece and then cutting away some space with Trim and putting in a Blend surface.
But I think it may be difficult to get a good looking transition since these areas are quite flat:
It would be good for those flat shapes to have extended further down if possible.
Or another possibility to get better shaping could be to cut away a larger space so the blend could have a larger transition from the flat areas.
- Michael
Attachments:
Table_Leg_02.3dm
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mantaskava_flat.jpg
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