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Improve the upper surface SHOE DESIGN AND VISUALIZATION WITH RHINOCEROS 1 In the Front viewport, use the InterpCrv command to create two curves as shown. (Curve menu: Free-Form > Interpolate Points) 2 Select the surface and the two curves and use the Project command to “wrap” the curves around the surface. (Curve menu: Curve From Objects > Project) 3 Rebuild the new curves with 10 to 20 control points and move the control points to edit them. (Edit menu: Rebuild) 4 Using the new curves, use the NetworkSrf command to create a new surface. (Surface menu: Curve Network) Copyright © 2005, Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia and Robert McNeel & Associates. 37
Creating the sole surface SHOE DESIGN AND VISUALIZATION WITH RHINOCEROS Use the same method to create the sole surface as in the previous example. Create the sole surface 1 Use the DupEdge command to duplicate the lower edge of the last surface. (Curve menu: Curve From Objects > Duplicate Edge) 2 Move the control points at the ends of the last axis curve and the sole cross-section curves to coincide with the sole edge curve. (Transform menu: Move) 3 Split the sole edge curve using the last axis curve. (Edit menu: Split) 4 Use the NetworkSrf command to generate the sole surface. (Surface menu: Curve Network) 5 Join the sole and upper surfaces. (Edit menu: Join) Copyright © 2005, Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia and Robert McNeel & Associates. 38
Page 1 and 2: Rhinoceros Advanced Training Series
Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents SHOE DESIGN AND V
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Page 7 and 8: Rendering for Presentation SHOE DES
Page 13 and 14: 2 Creating a Last Model SHOE DESIGN
Page 19 and 20: Refining the sole curves SHOE DESIG
Page 37 and 38: To close the last SHOE DESIGN AND V
Page 41: Creating the upper surface SHOE DES
Page 45 and 46: To set up the model 1 Open the file
Page 47 and 48: Rotating the backpart SHOE DESIGN A
Page 53 and 54: To join the last SHOE DESIGN AND VI
Page 57 and 58: Trimming the surfaces SHOE DESIGN A
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Creating the basic sole volume S H
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Creating the slipsole S H O E D E S
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Ground Plane S H O E D E S I G N A
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