Rhino Basic Surface Creation: Patch Command Introduction

[@griffinhagen871]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@simpernchong]

You're very welcome!

[@torenur383]

Thanks! Helped a lot!

[@simpernchong]

Hi, you are most welcomed. Please subscribe if you wish and feel free to ask any questions pertaining to Rhino. I will answer as best as I can. Thanks.

[@torenur383]

@@simpernchong Done!

[@mushreenjahan3045]

Teaching Great.....Many many Thanx

[@simpernchong]

Thanks and welcome

[@charlottedorgeval6554]

love this! really helpful ;)

[@simpernchong]

Glad it was helpful! Have a nice day :)

[@sorinmarinescu4032]

Great Information!!!

[@simpernchong]

Thanks for watching!

[@giyinikvatandas]

Thank you so much PC Sim.

[@simpernchong]

No problem 👍

[@giyinikvatandas]

@@simpernchong There is never a problem. There is always a solution. But it is necessary to learn the way. You show us the way, wise man.

[@usmanraffiq]

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[@kevinkunto3232]

thankyou so much ! It's really helpfull !

[@simpernchong]

You're welcome! Please do subscribe if you want to see Rhino tutorials. Thanks.

[@Sabertooth93]

What is the role of sample point in the patch surface options dialog?

[@simpernchong]

I think it shld corresponds to the number of points derived from the input curves/edges. Am not to sure, but Patch appears to be fitting the surface to these derived points sampled along the curves. So the more points, the more accurately the surface is aligned to the input curves.

[@antonsteblikov6789]

Nice. Thanx!

[@simpernchong]

Thanks Anton.

[@mushreenjahan3045]

Amazing......

[@simpernchong]

Thanks for watching. And have a nice day.