You can also use Surf --- Surf for the Flow function...



Of course it's big deformed here because target surface has not same length/width size! ;)

Thank you Grendel

Thank you PILOU,

but I prefer that you deform it

It's deformed (an arc surface against a flat line surface! ;)

And of course you can give any form at the target ribbon surface!

WOW...this is good to know. I never did understand the deform tool. We need more postings like this on using some of the more advanced tools.

I've always had hit or miss with the network tool. Some times it works other times after an hour or so of fiddling I simply give up.

http://moi3d.com/4.0/docs/moi_command_reference7.htm#network

Normally result is quasi instantaneous ...if not curves are not well positionned between them ! ;)

Else Flow is terrific for project deform any volume on any other one! :)

A cool use of the Network function... as direct modeling! :)

Of course you can use it on a more elaborated "Volume"! (with the other modes following positions of curves! )
Here just a simple surface! :)

To me, the NETWORK and DEFORM tools are what truly make Moi3D stand out from the crowd.

This kind of organic shape is actually pretty easy to model in Moi3D—perfect for jewelry design!