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Trimming curves

Trimming curves - Rhino Tutorial

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Trimming curves

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- [Instructor] A common operation in just about any Rhino for Mac workflow, is to use an existing curve, point or surface to trim off unwanted parts of a curve. And we do this with the trim command. To help us practice with trimming, I've left the exercise file landscape design dot 3D M open. And I need to actually make a little tweak to this file. I'll zoom in a little bit here and focus on these stone pavers. So, this is the outline for a patio. Now, I know that the client had originally specked square pavers for this, but now we need to go with rectangular. So, I'm going to update the scale here on these pavers. So, these are all grouped together. So, I just have to click on one and all of them are selected. I've got my gumball active and I can really quickly do a scaling operation here in the X dimension, just by single clicking on the scale box there. So, this allows me to enter in a scale factor. And in this…

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