Great video, you created in my mind a lot of ways to create surfaces, looking forward to the next video. At 4:41, you can create also this the extrude on surface command. Is there a difference between?
In a video next week on the Replace option, I'll go into the use cases for this command. It really is an editing command versus a geometry creation command like Extrude. With Offset - Replace, you already have geometry created by some other means (maybe even imported geometry), and then you need to substitute a complex surface where a solid surface already exists. In the video I showed a use case where geometry is only added, but in the coming video I'll show how it can remove geometry and simultaneously add and remove. Thanks for the question.
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Great video, you created in my mind a lot of ways to create surfaces, looking forward to the next video. At 4:41, you can create also this the extrude on surface command. Is there a difference between?
In a video next week on the Replace option, I'll go into the use cases for this command. It really is an editing command versus a geometry creation command like Extrude. With Offset - Replace, you already have geometry created by some other means (maybe even imported geometry), and then you need to substitute a complex surface where a solid surface already exists. In the video I showed a use case where geometry is only added, but in the coming video I'll show how it can remove geometry and simultaneously add and remove. Thanks for the question.