Perfect Your 3D Jewelry Model with This Small Detail: Linear Puffy Surface Technique in Rhino

Discover how a small detail can make a big difference in your 3D jewelry models! In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to transform linear surfaces into puffy, rounded ones using Rhino. This technique enhances realism for rendering and saves you time by reducing the need for edge rounding during production. Perfect for adding smooth, professional touches to your designs!
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[@voulazarpani7688]

Thank you PJ! You are the undisputed queen of Puffiness 👑 Really useful tip to pick up the top points of these curves and make them equal hight with the gumball.

[@PJChenJewelryDesign]

Super Puffy!!

[@MariaZambrana-in1nc]

This is exactly what I needed!

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super!

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Thank you for your information it's really helpful for me thank you

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You are welcome!

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A lot of love from India ❤

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Super!

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Thank you for posting this informative video❤

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You are so welcome!

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Best of the Best

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Thank you

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Thanks PJ

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You are welcome

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Intéressant merci

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Love this video. How do we sign up for the consultation?

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[@Kaiesis]

Such a good video. I always learn something new. I have problems selecting points, because the gumball is in the way. I learned to turn gumball off when I need to select points. Is there a better way?

[@PJChenJewelryDesign]

usually zoom in and out should do the trick

[@MasoudRahimi-yw6hn]

Thank u so much Would you plz make some videos about the rendering jewelry process.

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please check my playlist for Keyshot rendering

[@syosaku3602]

you are my teacher

[@PJChenJewelryDesign]

SUPER!

[@stephon972]

thank you so much for all the videos i was curious is there a way to correctly export diamonds. When i export a diamond from rhino no matter what format unless its a nurbs surface it exports with so much geometry its not good for rendering. Saving the file as a rhino file and importing into keyshot works great and exporting as a nurbs surface works great but anything else makes diamonds not suitable to render

[@PJChenJewelryDesign]

keyshot should able to take 3dm file. if your stone is mesh and jewelry is polysurface. it should not take too much file size. you don't have to export all parts into mesh for render.

[@youssoufbenkaouha9487]

As Usual PJ 🎉 Good And Perfect Please Could Make A Video How You Use "Materialise Magic" For Jewelries.

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Thanks

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Thanks