Thank you for uploading this gem, probably the best NX video I've seen. I've tried the way you've described and it actually works, resulting in a surface with the absolute minimum number of poles and perfect continuity, a real class A surface. Sure, in this example you could simply create the entire sidewall as a single sweep, but I can see where this method could be useful. It's a pity NX doesn't provide this out of the box, because even though you can barely see the difference, the simplified surface improves all downstream operations. Currently, it's a lot of additional work.
Thank you for uploading this gem, probably the best NX video I've seen. I've tried the way you've described and it actually works, resulting in a surface with the absolute minimum number of poles and perfect continuity, a real class A surface. Sure, in this example you could simply create the entire sidewall as a single sweep, but I can see where this method could be useful. It's a pity NX doesn't provide this out of the box, because even though you can barely see the difference, the simplified surface improves all downstream operations. Currently, it's a lot of additional work.
Just when I thought I knew enough already I’ve found this gem. Thanks for sharing, there’s always something new to learn! 👏🏿
Thank you for the kind words.
Thank's for information :)
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