Thank you PJ for another great lesson! This video is keeps it simple and to the point. Your teaching skills and knowledge of the subject are so admirable.
PJ, you are the most helpful CAD designer on the WHOLE internet, I am running MG 5.1 with inbuilt Rhino but never as helpful as your input , thankyou so much :)
Such a thorough presentation! you have covered all possible options. As always you are so enthusiastic to communicate and share your knowledge. Much appreciate every single video!
Who'd have thought flowing grouped objects would lead to such a large discrepancy?!? Been struggling with my ignorance of this fact - thank you so much for showing me where I was going wrong!
so many thanks for your comprehensive teaching skills. i have learned much in my short time and am very happy to purchase training materials from you and wil be seeing more of your videos for a long time. thank you again ,Sam Barnett
Hello PJ! You are simply the best! Many thanks for everything you do. Your English is perfect, the rhythm of the explanations is perfect, the methodology is perfect!
Thanks a lot for you video! Really helpful but I was searching for a tip that I didn’t find here, how can we keep the original design with no gap between the different parts if we do rigid yes? Is the only way posssible by record history and move them one by one? Seems to be a lot of work to do there should be something smarter to do
A very indepth lesson, great stuff. But i keep wondering why we always need that plane underneath the honeycomb and select them both before you can flow along curve or surface? I am new to Rhino and see this as a on odd thing.
Great video! This might be a bit old but what would I need to do if I want to flow along curve a single surface body around a circle ? I applied the same as shown in the video but the result always stays open no matter the dimensions of my surface. Is there any way to close it?
thank you veyr much PJ, i do have another question in mind, so from now on we use the curve from created from a flat surface or can we also use the curve from the two side surface? it gives a funny surface though
@@PJChenJewelryDesign Thanks for the answer. That way I couldn't do it. The closest I got to the expected result was extruding the spiral and using the Squish command. After applying the desired shape over the 2D pattern, I bring it back to the spiral. Then I used the Split command. I'm trying to model a violin scroll and I'm running into some difficulties. Thanks anyway.
