Curve editing with Gumball

Rhino Rhino for Windows
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Hi, when I move the edges of a surface with the Gumball, the surface is displayed wavy and shiny afterwards. What is the reason for this and how can I prevent it?

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Hi Constantin - best is not to do that at all - moving edges and faces directly on any but the most simple boxy polysurfaces falls apart very quickly - when faces become non-planar is when things tend to go south pretty quickly. Please post an example object with the desired edit indicated and I’ll see if I can suggest a useful workflow.

-Pascal

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Hi Pascal,

thanks for your answer and your offer!
Attached is a mock-up of that part of the facade.

I just wanted to make the frame (selceted in the Screenshot) wider.

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Thanks in advance !

Mock_UP_Front.3dm (145.9 KB)

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Hi Constantin - if you sub-objedct select all the stuff you want to move, that should work

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Is that what you want?

-Pascal

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Hi Pascal, I ran into this a couple of times. Is there a way to tell Rhino not to curve/patch when editing edges or points? Say use only planar surfaces?

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Hello- PushPull in V8/WIP is something to test out.

-Pascal

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Hi Pascal,

If I have selected all sub-objects, it does not work for me either. Can you briefly explain the steps how it worked for you?

Thank you !