Blending surfaces that are compound curvers
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 From:  Michael T. (MICTU_UTCIM)
4396.6 In reply to 4396.5 
Hi David,

I modified the some of your original curves by trimming and joining where I could (you can compare the file I uploaded against your original file to see what I did with the curves) then selected the individual curves for the network command (surfaces shown in separate colors). Some of them (the curves) are shared and have to be handled in separate segments to achieve the desired results.

Hope this helps.

Michael T.
Michael Tuttle a.k.a. mictu http://www.coroflot.com/DesignsByTuttle
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 From:  Mike (MIKE1138)
4396.7 In reply to 4396.6 
Hi Michael,

just a general question, the network curves that you joined, do the endpoints sit on/connect to the adjacent curves? I am asking because I´ve had issues in the past to get a network work properly, i.e. could not wrap my mind around why there´d be small gaps between curves, with the control points not sitting on curves.

Michael
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 From:  Michael T. (MICTU_UTCIM)
4396.8 In reply to 4396.7 
Hi Michael,

Yes the end of the curves (for my part) should be connected/closed or touching.

Michael T.
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