Effectively :) (freestyle is 2.50)

Hay I know that is different. But I think it is the future of modeling software where they will use all advantages of different modeling methods, and automatically convert from solids to poly and vice versa.

Hi mir4ea,

> But I think it is the future of modeling software where they will use all advantages of
> different modeling methods, and automatically convert from solids to poly and vice
> versa.

Yup, it does seem to be the direction that CAD is heading towards in the future.

I would also like to make MoI work like that in the future as well, it will probably be a while in the future yet though.

- Michael

Yep, is it any way to make moi compatable with t-spline?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe2kmsM94FQ

Hi mir4ea,

> Yep, is it any way to make moi compatable with t-spline?

Since t-splines make NURBS objects, you can use the results it generates with MoI.

Or do you mean use the Rhino t-splines plug-in directly inside of MoI for modeling? No, it's not generally possible for plug-ins for one system to be used on a different system, it's a lot more than file format translation, plug-ins make use of all kinds of runtime services like user interface mechanisms, selection mechanisms, etc... which are all very specific to one particular application.

- Michael

I mean t-splines plug-in directly inside of Moi, good I understood