Basic Questions and Initial Thoughts

Basic Questions and Initial Thoughts

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Basic Questions and Initial Thoughts

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Hello,

 

I have been looking into switching from the T-Splines plugin in Rhino to SpeedForm and Alias.  I have a few basic questions and some thoughts as I continue to play around with a trial version of Speedform.  I am sure I will have more questions as I dive deeper, I will continue to add them to this thread.  I aplogize in advance if any of these have already been asked/answered.  Any help is appreciated!

 

Questions:

 

1.  It seems that Fusion 360 and Speedform are currently very similar at first glance [Other than that Fusion 360 is "cloud enabled"] .  Is there additional t-splines functionality within Speedform that Fusion 360 does not have?...Or is there additional functionality planned for a later date?  The price discrepancy between the two would suggest so, but I have not had a change to play around with Fusion 360 yet.

 

2.  I can turn on zebra stripes within "Inspect", but I cant seem to find a way to turn them off?...I am sure I am missing something simple here 

 

3.  I did not see a hotkey for welding vertices?...I use this a ton in T-Splines for Rhino and it seems cumbersome to have to click weld in the toolbar every time...although I do realize the tool stays open for multiple use which is nice

 

Thoughts:

 

1.  I know this has been brought up in the forum, but it would be really helpful to be able to customize the hotkeys...I am so used to the T-Splines commands in Rhino I'd like to mimic these [smoothing, welding, extruding, edit-form mode, views, etc.]

 

2.  I would love to be able to freehand sketch in 3d directly within Speedform [for use with a Wacom tablet]...Myabe as a fourth category Sculpt, Detailing, Render, and "Sketch",  Similar to paint in Alias, but more like Sketchbook Pro for use on a chosen plane would be really helpful... Something similar to uMake would be even cooler.  

 

Thanks a lot for the help.  

 

Cheers,

Peter

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Nice, it really looks like this would be a nice new version of T-Splines
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