- [Instructor] Now that I have all of the surfaces
that I need to make the armrest, over built and slab belt
including the top secondaries and tertiaries,
I'm going to go ahead and show all of those surfaces,
so I can begin splitting the portions of the surfaces
away that I don't need.
I'll show those.
I will also show
these curves
and now I can begin
removing the material that I don't need.
Let me go ahead and hide these upper glands as well.
I'll come down to my splits geometrical set.
Right mouse click, define work object
and for this we use GSD split,
and I'm going to pick this surface first,
pick this curve, that project.
Pick this edge off of my styling blend, styling filet
and pick this curve at the far end.
I'm going to leave it overbuilt on the bottom.
We are going to come back
and show you a neat little trick to finish off this bottom.
Next, I'll take this corner blend,
trim to that curve,
this end, this curve and this edge.
Come back to this side,
and this blend.
I accidentally picked the surface so let me go ahead
and remove that and pick the actual curve,
there we go.
Pick the surface, pick this curve.
Little tip is when you are splitting things it's kind of
hard to see sometimes what's being split
if you don't change colors.
So that's why I have that extra geometrical set in here
with the graphics change,
so as you are doing your splits,
it automatically just changes those colors,
so you can really graphically see what's happening
and you'll know what's split and what isn't split.
These tertiary corners do not need to be split
because they were built to that nash
which fully encapsulated them.
Last split that I need is this top split.
I'll pick this edge,
this edge,
this curve.
Do it in that order as well.
Pick this edge
and this curve.
Select okay
and just like that
we have all of our secondaries
and primary surfaces
split and ready to be joined.