Hi,
For the first time I'm trying to learn how to use T-splines properly. I've done some small simple tests before, but this time I wanted to try something more seriously, and connect two solid bodies using T-splines. Normally i work in Inventor where I do more conventional solid modelling, so this approach is new to me. I've read around in the various threads on the forum, and I've watched some tutorial/webinar on youtube.
The thing I'm trying to accomplish, is to connect these two round solids together using a smooth T-spline. Both the original solids two planar sides should be as they are initially, even after the T-spline is added. (but can be extended a bit towards the transition).
Briefly, how would you go on to connect the two solids indicated with T-splines? See example picture (which is close to what i want) and also see a model as used for my starting point.
I've tried a bit of different approaches, used trial and error with most T-spline commands. I fail to get the transitions I want, and to get it to a solid afterwards, and finally I'm probably using way to many hours to accomplish something which is probably not that complex once you know how. At the moment i feel I'm maybe doing things the wrong way around, so I would really appreciate if any of you experts here on the forum could point me in the right direction on how to do this in an efficient and simple way?
That screencast helped very much. I will continue to follow that approach first, then test the Pipe-command approach. I will post back with the results.
