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45. Modeling your way out of trouble spots
11 months ago
In this tutorial you'll learn one way to model an embossed detail or logo into a doubly curved surface. Techniques for fixing self intersections in tightly bent fillets and pipes are shown.
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I was using the v5 w.i.p. of Rhino in this video. It has a feature called gumball that you can turn on and off at the bottom of the UI. You can get the same build on the main site.
Thanks,
Brian
Got stuck at the explode part, is sorted now.