davidzauner
(David Zauner)
September 13, 2025, 4:23pm
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Hi guys, I’m new to Rhino and currently working my way through video tutorials. I’m currently modeling the knife from the latest video but i got stuck with surface blend.
In the video when Kyle applies the BlendSrf (https://youtu.be/8Yv2Yt88LlU?si=qUcrqV_C7kQ4b1Nw&t=1125 ), he get’s just 7 lines which he can easily edit. When i apply it, I get a ton of lines which results in way to many points. Also, my Interior shapes is greyed out for some reason.
What am I making wrong?
EDIT:
Added the .3dm file. Interior shapes is now clickable but still getting these many lines.
knife_training-V2.3dm (2.9 MB)
Tom_P
September 13, 2025, 4:39pm
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upload your 3dm file please.
just drag and drop it to the edit window.
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Tom_P
September 13, 2025, 9:54pm
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i can repeat your dense surface
still digging…
if you move up the top surface - you get the expected result
EDIT:
sorry i am not able to find a mistake.
workaround:
move the upper surface 2 mm up,
do the blendSrf,
turn on control points (CVs)
move the upper part and the corresponding CVs 2 mm down…
wait for @theoutside or somebody else to tell us what is wrong here
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davidcockey
(David Cockey)
September 14, 2025, 3:05am
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This may be the same problem. If so there is a bug.
Hi Team,
Re. latest KH video (Pocketknife) which I always enjoy!!; I have a control point question?
Apologies if my terminolgy isn’t quite accurate.
As per the tutorial:
[Screenshot 2025-09-11 at 12.10.24]
[Screenshot 2025-09-11 at 12.06.53]
Drawn a curve (outline of the Pocketknife handle) with symetrical points and then extruded.
Split isocurve to give two curves. Use Blend Surface. Turn on Control Points.
!STOP THE PRESS! How can I isolate the multiple isopram control points and jus…
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davidzauner
(David Zauner)
September 14, 2025, 7:09am
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Thanks David, yep, thats exactly the same!
Still struggeling with all the terminology Rhino uses, so looks like I did not find this post while searching for the problem
theoutside
(Kyle Houchens)
September 16, 2025, 4:13pm
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the problem is there is a bug when the surfaces share a coincident edge.
this is fixed in 8.24
weird workaround seems to be if you use odd numbers of cv’s in the surfaces that get blended it works…even numbers do not…
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