Shelling in Rhino 8- tips and tricks

this short video talks in detail about how to shell a part, and more specifically what to do if the shell fails. It's a bit "talking heavy" but take notes... there is a lot here to help you get your work done.
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original forum post:
discourse.mcneel.com/t/shell-...

[@krzysztofmathews738]

This is extremely helpful. Thank you.

[@philcook7000]

Great stuff Kyle. I'd certainly agree that having simpler starting surfaces would make Shell work much better - but sometimes you just have to work with what you've got. When Shell fails a result is generally achievable with a little bit of work.

[@Rhinoceros3d]

yep, something to start with is way better than "just won't do it" which is how a parasolid kernel modeler fails. Shell gets a lot of hate, some of it deserved, but IMO it's good parts are often overlooked.

[@cadcaetutorial2039]

Very amazing sir

[@Rhinoceros3d]

thanks for watching!

[@arkapadma]

Do Rhino have asset library like sketchup warehouse where people share their model?

[@Rhinoceros3d]

no, but we can import just about anything from any 3d model site like turbosquid, sketchup warehouse etc..

[@EngineerAAJ]

After I learned what single span was, my surfacing life got 1000x better.

[@Rhinoceros3d]

right?!?
want to learn more? watch this series...it's amazing.
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