Other than that, I guess you're just trying to do some shapes that MoI's curve fitter is generating some little tiny wiggles in the rebuilt curve when - like I mentioned before that is an area that I want to try and improve in v3.

The results that you are seeing have some little tiny wiggles in them, it basically makes a little tiny bump in the surface.

Maybe you will get better results doing these kinds of networks in Rhino right now until this area is improved in MoI.

MoI is still not really at a point where stylized surfacing has really been fully refined yet - the main focus in MoI has been more on 2D curves and construction using booleans, since that's a kind of easier overall construction technique to learn.

It looks like you are not really using that "2D curves and booleans" type toolset but instead are just doing freeform surfaces with networks of 3D curves swooping around. MoI's toolset for that different style of modeling has just not been fully fleshed out yet - if you want to model in that kind of all swoopy surface type stuff you will probably have more success right now in Rhino where there are some other tools that can help with that more advanced style of surface modeling.

I do want to make some improvements in that area of the toolset for MoI v3 though.

- Michael

hows this?

I split up the curves and swept them, then mirrored it. If you make sure the last two points along the mirror line are tangent it should be perfect

just thought this was interesting. The points along the rhino surface are perfectly spaced.

It seems that you did two sweeps and then joined them. The problem with this is that the seam in the middle is quite visible...
I guess I will follow the methods Michael was talking about until he fixes the network command in V3.
As always thank you for your feedback Michael, and I'm hoping for a bulletproof fix.

P.S Sorry beanwork I spoke before I read your entire post. I know about sweep... I just want to be able to take advantage of the network command inside MOI so that I can exploit its full power..

Hi niko,

> The problem with this is that the seam in the middle is quite visible...

If you leave some space between the pieces you could then use the Blend command to build a smooth connector piece between them.

- Michael

yeah that was my beef with MOI......in one of my previous posts Michael said that he'll work on the network command in V3 to make it more like Rhino..