Hi hunter, here is a screencap video showing how to do those same operations inside of MoI. Note that this is using the current MoI v2 beta which has some new functions in it which are not in the v1 trial.

Download video (5MB) or play below:



Hope this helps!

- Michael

Yes!!
Very useful video.
Thank you Michael. Please put that video to website
I would like to try v2.0 :) any chance?

Hunter

Hi Hunter,

> I would like to try v2.0 :) any chance?

Absolutely! You can try it right now if you order v1. The v1 order page is available here.

Once you order MoI you'll receive a license key, and you can use that to download the current v2 beta from the v2 download page.


Other than that, you will be able to download a v2 trial version, but that will not be ready until v2 is finished. It'll probably be a few more months for that.

- Michael

I have SketchUp, and the ArchiTools plugin for Carrara.

This little exercise, all modelled in MoI and rendered in Carrara, was very pleasing to me.

Brian

Thank you Michael,
I'm a student and I want to play/learn before buy the software.

Hi hunter - if you decide you want to buy it after using the v1 trial, there is a student discount order page available here: http://www.studica.com/MOI3D/

- Michael

Thank you Michael,

now I'm in migration(from .skp) and learning phase.

Regards.

I'm trying to blend two curve where on two surface without success. Where the problem can be?

1- I've drawn a solid sphere and cylinder and a circle(for merge operation)
2- Made a hole using merge option of boolean
3- And applied blend function to selected curves

Hunter....

can you post the 3dm file....
looks like the problem is the seam edge

ok. I've just solved it.
I think that I must not delete surfaces where on both solid.
And I must select just curves.

Thank you.

PS: What a speedy forum :)

Hi Hunter, sounds like you have figured it out, but the key thing there is that you need to select the "edge" of a surface, and not just a free-standing independent "curve" object which can sometimes be stacked in the same location.

Construction curves can tend to get in the way of picking edges for other operations too like Fillet so it is not a bad idea to delete or hide them after you use them to get them out of the way.

- Michael