Greetings Rhino community, you’re favourite n00b here!
I was trying to complete one of my old project that i never managed to finish and i stumbled upon this stupid edge that doesn’t match with the other one by a couple of microns.
I was planning in doing a nice 2 rail sweep between the two borders to get a nice fillet but no, this little vertex is sticking out of the border just enough to make the 2 rail sweep comand fail.
Is there a way to fix this without rebuilding the entire surface again?
Ibanez RG570 Genesis JB.3dm (2.5 MB)
DiegoKrause
(Diego Krause)
February 17, 2020, 10:33pm
2
select the lower vertice holding Ctrl+Shift
then move it to the top vertice
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Gijs
(Gijs de Zwart)
February 17, 2020, 11:00pm
3
you will also need to fix this,
at the opposing edge
plus the surfaces are 1.06° tangent difference
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The vertical surfaces don’t meet with the necessary continuity. To fix that, follow the steps below. The last one is very important:
Use “Split” with the “Isocurve” option to split one of the surfaces. In this case I split the right one.
Build two blend curves top and bottom via the “Adjustable curve blend” tool.
Use “Sweep 2 rails” to create a blend surface in-between (with the “Tangent” option).
Open a nice beer and drink it.
Ibanez RG570 Genesis JB Fixed.3dm (2.5 MB)
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How did you managed to get that specific on that 1.06 tangent difference?
Great!!!
I alredy knew about the Ctrl+Shift shortcut for the gumball but didn’t know you can also select vertices.
Very nice, Thank you so much
Gijs
(Gijs de Zwart)
February 18, 2020, 2:01pm
7
simon_falze:
1.06 tangent difference
_EdgeContinuity command in Rhino WIP
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And for finding this did you use some other command or you found it just by looking around?
Gijs
(Gijs de Zwart)
February 18, 2020, 2:10pm
9
since I could not merge edges at that point, I investigated it
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Gijs
(Gijs de Zwart)
February 18, 2020, 2:26pm
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sure, feel free to post other Rhino issues you might have
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Ohh i solved it by myself this time
Thanks anyway