Rhino 3D Tutorial: 4 Sided Matched Surface Creation

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This is a Rhino 3D Tutorial pertaining to 4 Sided Matched Surface Creation.
This is an Intermediate / Advanced Surfacing tutorial. Knowledge of Surface Continuity Principle is required in order to understand the demonstration.

[@wanshaharwanteh3987]

Great video man! Clearly surfacing work is an art and needs lots of practice. Tedious but rewarding.

[@simpernchong]

Very true! Thanks.

[@mr-grey4135]

You have excellent examples for learning to model, and you could be a good teacher for Rhino. Hello from Ukraine!))

[@alancooke9357]

Rhino may not be a top of the range or Class A surfacing tool. But in the hands of a skilled person, it can certainly do very good surfaces.

[@incomebuilder4032]

This is High end knowledge for advanced CAD and automotive surfacing.

[@moonbirdbird7307]

Thanks!!!

[@simpernchong]

You are welcome :)

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanx

[@niknuraneesazamzurri]

Thank you!!✨😍

[@simpernchong]

You’re welcome 😊

[@shirinchepirinche]

Simple and effective

[@simpernchong]

Glad that it is useful. Have a great holiday :)

[@IronMan-yg4qw]

THX.

[@simpernchong]

You are welcome. I have encountered so many occasions that trainees and students approached the 4 sided situation with a typical Surface network command route that I think i should make a video about it. And sorry for the less-than-ideal audio.

[@IronMan-yg4qw]

@@simpernchong that would be cool. thx

[@luizregis5400]

great video, just one question, you've checked if the model ended with naked edges in this part? I quite often have this problem when i use similar methods.

[@simpernchong]

Thanks for the comment. There is no naked edge. This is because of the usage of the options 'Tangency' and 'Preserve Isocurve Direction' when Matchsrf is used.

[@luizregis5400]

@@simpernchong thanks, i'm gonna pay more attention next time.

[@moonbirdbird7307]

Do you have any online courses about surfacing? Thanks

[@simpernchong]

I have conducted such a course via Zoom. However, I will much prefer a face-to-face one as it is so much more interactive and easier to assess the situation.

[@girimnam6959]

11:27 move UVN 11:55 insert knot

[@simpernchong]

Thank you for bookmarking the steps.

[@AlexGM3d]

Thank you for the video! i.imgur.com/dZITv5T.png Tell me where you need to change the parameters in the settings so that the surface is smooth?

[@simpernchong]

Hmmm... I am not too sure. Do you want to click the 'Adjust Mesh'... and increase the polygon value.