Fusion Forms Mastery Part 49 - Dealing With Star Points - Again 

Thanks Austin!

Hope it helps!

Glad to hear it!

Yeah it gets tricky! I wouldn't try to do it all with a single form because that by itself gets way too complex. I think the cleanest way is probably to finish the form of the door outer skin. then do a second form for the inner skin. The reason being is after you finish the form you have a surface which can be used with the PULL tool. you can pull the vertices of your new form down to that surface. The other ways I have done this in the past if i am trying to keep it all in a single form is to model say the door skin. copy some of the form faces then start building the inner skin. Copy the faces where the card mounts then model the card. The first method is my preference though.

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The solution at 4:20 did fix the problem BUT it changes the shape. IF the shape needs to stay close to what you have with the star point that is why we subdivide to add more control and try to keep the shape relatively the same. The blue spot is a surface jump in curvature on the 5 sided face as a result of the tension from that star point.

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Check out this video starting around 3min or so. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pw2PX9jFnO4.html You can copy just portions/faces of a form and have a top/bottom as a form. This works ok if you are doing it at a creased edge. If you aren't doing it at a creased edge then most likely you need to split it up as a solid body after the form is created with a surface or a sketch using the Split Body tool.

Thanks ill try that!

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Yeah good one sir, I had to read it again after I read Matt's response before I got it ha.. The first time I thought you were dissing our fearless leader and we were about to go toe to toe 😂