Is there a way to attach efficiently two nurbs surfaces that perfectly match ?
The problem is that isoparams are merged in a way i don't want
Help....i'm getting crazy
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Tricky surface attachment
Is there a way to attach efficiently two nurbs surfaces that perfectly match ?
The problem is that isoparams are merged in a way i don't want
Help....i'm getting crazy
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Re: Tricky surface attachment
i feel your pain. when i ran into this problem, i lofted the isoparms together - not perfect way, as you get another thing, but at least it stays connected if you change one of the isomparms. there must be a better solution, but i dont know. i am too new to maya and 3d ...Originally posted by septentrio
The problem is that isoparams are merged in a way i don't want
Help....i'm getting crazy
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You need to remember though, that when patch modeling, your patches will remain seperate... you hardly ever attach the patches together in a patch model.
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I thought that patches were stitched at the end of the modeling phase?
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See the next part of my shark vid for that. Once we get the divx thing sorted out, I'll get them up there. ;D
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