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Originally Posted by Andrulex
Hello,
Is it a method to see the form of the original curves on a lofted surface when squished?
Thank you in advance for answer.
Regards,
Andrulex
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I believe because a moderately powered computer can execute these commands on the average of 1 to 2.5 seconds, you really should just try them out and see if it is something you can use. As far as using the lofting command, when lofting from a curve network, judicious splitting of the surface you just lofted with the SQUISH command can yield some really nice surfaces. Recently, the author of this thread shared a technique which enlightened me and wish I have repeated here, and added a step I have started using. Rhino=experimentation. Goldenbear's generosity in sharing his knowledge, as well as Gil's, because if Gil signs of on it, you just got the double whammy approval and know that is the way worth experimenting with, and their works speaks for themselves. The key is moderately deformed pieces. Which means, reducing your lofted surface to surfaces who's segments are moderately deformed.
IMHO.