Rhino3D Quick Tip: A Blend Discussion From the Forum

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There are many ways of creating blends like this - here's just one approach that I like.

[@Knil11]

My god the strugles I had with a similar project between a cylinder and an oval shaped cylinder intersecting perpendicularly like this, and god dam the way you’ve solved it is beautiful.

[@yifankach]

Schuyler incredibly grateful for the knowledge you've taken the time out to share with us out here!

[@user-pj2hn7xk2q]

This is another level tip!! Thank you so much

[@winlen4731]

I've been trying to find a good way to blend wings, stablizer and fin to fuselages of aircraft without success. These tips solves it , especially the ability to sculpt the shape a bit to get the desired result. Terrific video, thanks !

[@billygreggory7899]

4:03

[@Lex.Dachstein]

I have been learning Rhino for the past few months, and this intersects nicely with what I have learned from the Rhino Training Manual 2.

[@krzysztofmathews738]

Excellent! This is incredibly informative. Thank you.

[@hetpatel1250]

loved the idea of using straight loft and then changing degree.

[@naidenhadjiev922]

I've been modelling with rhino for 5-6 years and didn't know this trick lol

[@blarvinius]

Smooth. Very smoooooooth.

[@PorscheMonster]

Marvelous!

[@nikosgkertsos7729]

Super Quick Tip!

[@JaXuun]

functionality from the future, interface and usability from the past

[@Garlicman300]

4:03

[@rowanmurphy5239]

I'm trying to do a guitar neck, where the back of the neck transitions to the neck heel and the neck and outside of the neck pocket are tangential. It is the last hurdle before my guitar is finished and it is so aggravating. I think your tips might help though. I hope so.

[@Calcifer821]

awsome

[@TheMrslick123]

You sound like Tango Tek! Anyways thanks for the tut!!

[@yifankach]

As a REQUEST for a future videos, how about a product like a mouse, Logitech MX Master 3 ;)