discontinuity

discontinuity

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discontinuity

Anonymous
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how can solve this discontinuity problem 

it is a very bad area,  because I haen't a tangensy surface

the transition is too "dry"

as you can adjust the transition from edge  so soft

 

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for example, in software like IMA  is possible to change strain in the point

 

 

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colin.smith
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

There are a couple ways you can handle a transition like this. 

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Take a look at this screencast. http://autode.sk/2h8Owrg

 

Hope that helps. 

 

Colin

 

Colin Smith
Sr. Product Manager
SketchBook
Alias Create VR (aka Project Sugarhill)
Automotive & Conceptual Design Group
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Anonymous
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hi Collin
thanks for your great help.
I used a solution similar to yours.

in your opinion in the future is possible to change strain in the point like IMA?

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colin.smith
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@Anonymous

 

Glad that helped.  The only way to get a more natural fall of in SubD modeling that I have seen is using weighted edges/verts.  We have it in our backlog but I don't know at this point when it will show up in the product. 

 

Cheers,

 

Colin

 

 

Colin Smith
Sr. Product Manager
SketchBook
Alias Create VR (aka Project Sugarhill)
Automotive & Conceptual Design Group
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