And Move Points is always possible!



And of course the Sscale!

Just use 2 Steps of subdivision (first plane - Extrusion) then extrude the faces!

I am always amazed by the voluptuous result in no time! :)

About history after a Mirror : seems Move & Sscale work ! (object or points)
Psplit, Extrude of face(s), Bridge of 2 faces of Original don't work for the moment!

For make an history of a mirrored object
- Mirror Object Original
- Select mirrored Object
- History Enable Update
- Modify Original! :)

Multiply an object by Array for unic pasted volume

- Just kill the 2 "faces jonction extremities"
- Use Array
- Recreate the 2 "faces jonction extremities" of the complete object
- Join All
- SubDivide

So smooth ;)

Piles - use of Bridge for close volumes!

Beautiful! (and the tuts are awesome too)

Thx...try it!

it's a true pleasure to make a speedy form then render it! (mine is the free Simlab Composer Lite ;) Max 1920*1080

And a cool change mind in these darkness confined times!

And you will see that Subdivision modeling is different than pure Nurbs because you don't know exactly what will be the result!

It's always a surprise when you press the Subdivision's button who transform boxes in voluptuous surfaces! :)

Maybe more artistic filling against mechanical one! ;)

This is an interesting discussion and I want share my experience in this field, I made a few experiment and I understood how modelling suddiv for nurbs conversion with moi3d.

A new process in the SudDive Tool Box ;)

Project a curve to a complex volume (yet well working for subdive)
Trim
Kill Curve(s)
Join
that all! :)
PS Extrude can't work because face(s) are not in middle of surfaces!
So Copy Move one face(s) then "Bridge" one to one ! Copy / Move Faces can be Multiple!

Always funny easy thing for make improbable objects! :)

About SUbDivision in Moi ! We can project an object subdivided (finalized or not) on another for deform it! (here on a Sphere )

Flow function can be practical for SUbDIve!
Here a cube was projected on a Sphere...of course as always imagination must be large for predict the result!

The cutting line method shown above is significantly slower than cutting from a segment!

But indispensable if you want an oblique cut!

Some minutes of the days :)

Precision! :)

You need Max's plugins for this to work correct?

Yes of course: in this precise case _sBridge by Max Smirnov
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6674.254

who can be also used of course for other thing than Subdivision!

Seems last version of Rhino 7 uses intensively the SUbD Method! :)