Surface Mastery Part 1 - Loft Vs Patch for Blended Edges | How to Identify a Good vs Bad Surface
In this video we are going to take a look at a common use case for surfacing tools. Creating a blend between multiple faces. Often times a fillet just doesn't get the job done and you need to resort to a more manual approach. We are going to be dealing with a common case where we have to delete a fillet that blends between edges and manually make our own. You can follow along with the supplied dataset but keep in mind we will be using shortcuts and speeding through some of the basic modeling. We are going to be patching the same geometry a few different ways and trying to identify why we want to pick one method over another. https://a360.co/3Hm7ny7

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Surface Mastery Part 2 - Loft Edge Options | What does Align Edge vs Align to Surface Actually Do?

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Surface Mastery Part 3 - Ruled vs Extend Surface | What is the different and when to use them?

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Surface Mastery Part 7 - Blending Multiple Surfaces with 3D Splines, Lofts and Patches | How To

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