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Trimming the surfaces SHOE DESIGN AND VISUALIZATION WITH RHINOCEROS Trim away the portions of the last surfaces between the lines that define the transition area. To trim the surfaces � In the Right viewport, use the Trim command to cut away the portions of the surfaces between the cut boundaries as shown. (Edit menu: Trim) Creating a transition surface between the parts There are two options for creating the transition surfaces: • Use the BlendSrf command. • Use the NetworkSrf command with additional curves perpendicular to the cutting edges. To use a blend surface to join the parts 1 Create a new layer, and set it as the current layer. (Edit menu: Layers > Edit Layers) 2 Start the BlendSrf command. (Surface menu: Blend Surface) 3 Select the edges of the last surfaces as edges for the transition surface 4 In the Adjust Blend Bulge window, adjust the bulge amount so that the guiding curves give you the shape you want between the two surfaces. 5 Add more guide curves to if needed. 6 In the Adjust Blend Bulge dialog box, click OK. Copyright © 2005, Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia and Robert McNeel & Associates. 43
SHOE DESIGN AND VISUALIZATION WITH RHINOCEROS The resulting transition surface will look like the image. The transition surface is perpendicular to the original surface cutting edges and, therefore, may not follow the sole curve closely. The following method for creating the surface is more difficult but allows better control over the shape of the join between the sole and the upper. To use a create guiding curves for the surface 1 Create a new layer, and set it as the current layer. (Edit menu: Layers > Edit Layers) 2 Start the Blend command. (Curve menu: Blend Curves) 3 At the Select first curve to blend … prompt, set the Continuity option to Curvature, and select the lower edge curve of the back part of the upper surface. 4 At the Select second curve to blend … prompt, select the lower edge curve of the toe part of the upper surface. 5 Repeat the procedure on the other side of the upper. Copyright © 2005, Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia and Robert McNeel & Associates. 44
Page 1 and 2: Rhinoceros Advanced Training Series
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Page 7 and 8: Rendering for Presentation SHOE DES
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Page 45 and 46: To set up the model 1 Open the file
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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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To finish the insole S H O E D E S
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5 Modeling the Finish Details S H O
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Penguin render with background. S H
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Set up the view S H O E D E S I G N
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Ground Plane S H O E D E S I G N A
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