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Please update your plug-in!

I miss this tool in Rhino 7 !

This! 2021!

why you leave rhino？

does anyone know if there are any similar plugins to this that are currently available?

Does anyone know if there are any similar plugins to this that are still available?

PLEASE bring it back for Rhino 6!

help link Autodesk Shape Modeling

very helpful,thanks a lot.I,m very eager to see your video about "how to make a good layout and where to begin".thanks.

where can i find demo or trial version for Rhino 5 or 6?

In Rhino 5, you can turn on zebra analysis on the Blend surface command by simply applying the zebra to the nearby surfaces prior to the Blend surface command. Also, you can smooth the opposite control points of the blend surface at any time during its building by clicking on the "Same height" option twice. That will return the default even distribution of the control points.

Shame this plugin is no longer developed for Rhino...

Hello, I've trying to download from rhinos page but the link doesn't work, where can I download it?

Où peut-on télécharger votre logiciel VSR WebGL Export 1.0 ?

good

hey, a lot of time has pased since these videos... I wonder if the program has been improved/upgraded since then, as it does seem to be able to deal with some stuff... yet it also seems to lack a lot of stuff used in surface matching, found in other programs

more tutorials are needed of this tutorial... the 3 videos out there aren't enough pls make more

360p resolution. I can't see anything about parameters

on second thought...try increasing your recording volume.. thanks..

ahem... audio? try audio. Yes it helps. thanks.

Hi - i am searching for a trial version could you help me?

Nice modelling and where suppose to be the Class A surface? I didnt notice nothing!

Thank you for VSR ~~~

I have made also a surface modeling tutorial for Rhino: /watch?v=KfMp4z2oYR0

Hi, yes, the update will still be coming out end of this year.

sorry for the late reply, somehow missed this comment. Our next version will have a smooth function, yes.

All, now iView 2.0 is released and it supports shadows, native Rhino-Data and may new features. Best Michael

Have you ever heard of the phrase "Adopt a new technique"? The word "adopt" has several different meanings depending of the case you use it and corresponding words in the same sentence. Having that said, this word is properly used in the program.

hey my little sister got iview mini ipad :O i gave it to herr

Like mentioned in your other post, create a local Surf Matching Analysis for each surface transition you are interested in, and you are fine? :-)

Yes, you can of course create local Matching Analysis for every surface transition, those one update in realtime. And in addition to that, you also have this kind of analysis directly integrated in our Surface Matching function. The Global Matching Analysis doesn't update in realtime, as it can take some time to check all transitions again after a change of the model.

You can, and it indicates when the model has changed, but it is not updating in real time, you have to hit apply again.

Well, inflections can be spotted via light lines or curvature analysis resp. sections with curvature, so you can fix them by modeling the surface. Concerning a function to remove them automatically: how should it look like? Haven't seen something like that so far? Our next major release will contain a smooth function, but I guess this is not what you are referring to?

Two funtions here: One is named VSR Surface Split, 7th icon from the right on the blue Shape Modeling toolbar. It takes an untrimmmed surface, a limitation geometry, and creates a new untrimmed surface. Second one is Patch from Curves, which can be used with projection base, arbitrary input edges (up to four). It is not a direct convert tool, but can be used this way. I can remember we've been asked for a direct convert tool, maybe we should really offer a function directly doing that.

Abouth the shape: we are working on an algorithm which automatically creates a nice curvature flow (e.g. in curve Blend), let's see if that may be sufficient. Thanks as always for your input!

Although the CV transformation is not exactly the one in Alias, it is easy to achieve the same in Rhino. In native Rhino, control point modification is always in the local cplane, so restricted to X and Y. By pressing Shift, you only modify in one of both directions. By pressing ctrl, you only modify in Z direction. In VSR Shape Modeling, you can restrict movements by pressing the according letter on the keyboard.

Hm, interesting thought, not sure if it is practical, though? I know that there have been attempts to model the highlights of a surface instead of the surface itself, but that wasn't really successful. I will carry on your question to our developers, let's see what they say.

Well, thanks for sharing it with the Rhino Jungle. :-)

Thanks for the share and the compliment! :-)

I wasn't using the most simple approach here, to be able to show some possible ways to model around problem spots. :-) Thanks for the compliment!

Yes, it requires manual work, but it rewards you with nice, clean surfaces. :) I think your wish is possible in general, but at the moment we need to add other functionality first, before we can take of such kind of high end features.

Likely to come. ;-)

What exactly do you mean by "won't work"? Works fine here? It only doesn't work when you are using extrusions (_UseExtrusions) as input. Those you can't select. This special Rhino object type is not supported so far. When converting it to a normal object (_ConvertExtrusion) it should be fine. If not, please send your data example to support at virtualshape . com, and I will check what the problem is. Thanks...

I actually don't know ICEM Surf 4.11, they released 4.9 when I left the company. :-) so which feature are you talking about? And just let us know if there is a cool feature you want to see to be implemented.

im trying out the demo and cant get multi blend to work properly. if you want to replicate the problem create a closed curve, extrude it to get a surface then apply multi blend to any edge .it wont work like it works on the video 2:0.7 . it works with cylinders but not with an extrude circle.

Thanks. :-)

Thanks, we're doing our best!

Yes, you are absolutely right, and this is why we are planning an own trim/split function in our next major release.

Thank you for the compliment. :)

Actually Multi Blend *does* work on trim edges and partial edges, at least in general? If you should have an example where it is not the case, it is a bug. Can you please send the data to support at virtualshape . com? In case of a ball corner with four edges, please use the option "single surface" to get one surface instead of four. And if you think, the quality is not sufficient, please also send this example, we are always working on improving our tools! :-)