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Surface Modeling

Surface modeling is more free form than geometric (parametric) modeling. Although you can create Patch and NURBS primitives from the Create panel, more often a surface model begins when you use the quad menu or the modifier stack to “collapse” a parametric model to some form of editable surface. Once you have done so, a variety of tools let you shape the surface. A lot of surface modeling work is done by editing sub-objects of the surface object.

See also

Patch Grids

Editable Mesh

Editable Poly

Introduction to NURBS Modeling

Subdivision Surfaces

Tools for Low-Polygon Modeling


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