Hello. I’m a rhino noob. My experience is mostly with fusion. I am trying to build a structure using the shape in the picture. It’s a revolved shape. And then I would like to bend the centerline along a curve on a plane that is at an angle to one of the standard planes. In fusion, I can create the plane, the sketch and revolve parametrically. If I create the revolve as a form, I can manually bend the shape along the curve. BUT if I then change the location of the plane and thus the sketch, the form doesn’t move to match. If I change the original sketch, the form doesn’t change. Not very parametric if you ask me. moving the sections manually is imperfect. Can rhino do this? Is it a grasshopper workflow?
I have done it as a loft and then a chamfer, but that doesn’t look right.
Is this a nurbs operation?
Hello- I don’t know if this is it but have a look - turn on control points for the red object in the center of the doo-dad axis. Move the control points around… ?
Hi pascal. Thank you for the effort. I only have rhino 6 and was unable to view the file… was this manual?or did you attach it to your curve with rhino magic?
I was able to spend some time with rhino this morning. I was unable to duplicate Pascal’s smooth move.
I made the curve, joined it, revolved and cage edited. When I used the box it was weird. When I did line it deformed the outer rim of the base. Any suggestions? Thanks again
