fillet finally working! yay. combined with removed micro edges... if this had been there since version one, i would have saved many month of headache. hehe. Thanks rhino team. love
why cant the blended part be much cleaner like the side of the cylinder ? in minute 5.55 you can see that the top part of the blended edge have less curves than the bottom part. i hope my question clear :)
Hi Maher, The blends between the long edges (top and sides) were made by pulling back the untrimmed edges of the main surfaces - so these edges are not trimmed edges. When Blend Srf / Fillet Edge / Blend Edge encounter a pair of untrimmed edges and if the opposing edges have control points that are lined up with each other (as these were) the you will often see a simpler result. With the blend at 5.55 the end surface has a trimmed edge and the Blend Edge tool needs to put more control points into the resultant blend to achieve the desired continuity and to create a watertight condition.
It's all the things I wanted, especialy the improved fillets and undoable blends. Wonderful, cant wait for the release.
fillet finally working! yay. combined with removed micro edges... if this had been there since version one, i would have saved many month of headache. hehe. Thanks rhino team. love
I wish, I suppose it's better but compared to something like Catia it's still awful at filleting.
Nice! Really good stuff with version 6!
This is very usefull, please keep these videos coming! Thank you!
Great videos Phil - thankyou
Great Chanel :) Thank You
1:25 you switch to rhino 6, and that comand ? Edge analysis ?? can you explain where i can find it ?
Hi Martin, sure, try: Analyze > Edge Tools > Show Edges. Thanks for watching.
Thank you!
very nice
why cant the blended part be much cleaner like the side of the cylinder ? in minute 5.55 you can see that the top part of the blended edge have less curves than the bottom part.
i hope my question clear :)
Hi Maher, The blends between the long edges (top and sides) were made by pulling back the untrimmed edges of the main surfaces - so these edges are not trimmed edges. When Blend Srf / Fillet Edge / Blend Edge encounter a pair of untrimmed edges and if the opposing edges have control points that are lined up with each other (as these were) the you will often see a simpler result.
With the blend at 5.55 the end surface has a trimmed edge and the Blend Edge tool needs to put more control points into the resultant blend to achieve the desired continuity and to create a watertight condition.
Simply Rhino - Rhino3d Video Tutorials Thank you very much for the explanation.
great
PTC Creo is soooo far forward at filleting