TS椅子教程.pdf

Organic Modeling with T-Splines ® and Rhino 4 An advanced tutorial in creating a sur- face from curves Nicolas Denhez, Dell Matt Sederberg, T-Splines © Copyright 2007 T-Splines, Inc. PAGE 1 The T-Splines for Rhino plugin brings industrial designers new ways to easily create and modify organic designs. One T-Splines workflow is to create entire, editable surfaces from input curves using the tsSkin command. This tutorial will show you how to use the tsSkin command as you create an avant garde chair desgined by Nicolas Denhez. 1 Lay out curves to define the surface First, lay out the curves you will use to define When possible, have 4 or 3 curve segments intersect at each your surface. The following tips may be of as- intersection sistance. Try not to have more curves intersect at a single point than necessary. Why? Control points that mark an intersection of 4 Lay out curves to define the entire surface curve segments, as well as T-Points, where 3 curve segments in- This will yield a smoother surface at intersections tersect, are G2 (curvature continuous). Control points that have than if your curves are only laid out to define sec- 5 or more curve segments, as well as those that have 3 curve tions of the surface. Don’t worry about splitting segments which are star points, are not as smooth. They should the curves—that will happen in the command. only be used when necessary to get the right geometry flow. Have intersecting curves intersect as closely as possible. You know the phrase, “Garbage in, More curves may be necessary Garbage out.” If your curves do not d