From the course: Rhino: From Curves to Surfaces
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My egg is broken! Details on curved surfaces - Rhino Tutorial
From the course: Rhino: From Curves to Surfaces
My egg is broken! Details on curved surfaces
- [Instructor] In this video we work with creating details on curved surfaces. You'll find out that the strategy used for making details on flat surfaces just don't work anymore. So we now explore the Flow command. Let's zoom into this finished cracked egg and you'll notice that crack detail goes all the way around and it does not repeat in any direction. So that's done the correct way. For reference, let's look at the incorrect way. So this was created by having a polyline from the front view, it was projected straight forward and backward, created this blue curve which is on the surface that was used for a split. Here's the problem though, this thing looks perfectly symmetrical and not organic at all. So what I'd like to do next is figure out a way to get this polyline to wrap around the surface, and therefore it would be unique at every point and not have this repetition from front to back. Let's go ahead…
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Dave's intersection technique: A potato chip5m 13s
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Dave's intersection technique: A bracket8m 38s
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Building a space helmet12m 39s
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Detailing a space helmet8m 48s
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Making a flexible duct—not duck7m 53s
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Building details on round pipes10m 4s
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Modeling organic stuff: A mitten11m 3s
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Modeling organic stuff: A shoe12m
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My egg is broken! Details on curved surfaces6m 49s
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Details on curved surfaces 1: Build bigger and trim back4m
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Save the day with a superhero cape8m 51s
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Make a car wheel10m 2s
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Make a car tire and tread6m 30s
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Building a 2D gear5m 44s
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Building a 3D gear7m 1s
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Making a chain drive for gears6m 40s
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Building a pulley wheel7m 7s
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Create a pulley belt8m 16s
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Create details on a pulley belt8m 7s
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It's time to make a watch10m 52s
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Dave's wing hack-nique7m 7s
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Using isocurves and edges for modeling8m 55s
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Organic modeling: Two-curve taco shell9m 23s
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Organic modeling: Taco with a side of gumball7m 11s
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Organic modeling: Advanced point editing9m 41s
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Organic modeling: Curve network hack-nique3m 30s
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