- [Instructor] One of the last things that we need to do
is put the final blend on the bottom, right the fillet.
Now, because of the shape of the fillet,
let me turn that on,
you can see it's basically a constant size,
wraps all the way around.
And for something like that where it's at the very end
and you're just breaking a corner,
you can use the styling fillet on that final joined element
with this bottom surface.
Make sure it's G2.
You want a chordal fillet with a 13 millimeter length.
In this case, you want to turn on the trim support
and trim support.
That way it'll trim everything up
and make one big final surface.
And as you can see, it's really close.
Everything lines up nicely.
Let me go ahead and hide my lower blend.
Next thing I want to do is show this trim surface.
This is my door trim surface.
This is going to come from somebody.
This is the interface that the armrest is going to rest on
and oftentimes you have to trim everything up back
to that interface and for that I'm going to go in
and do a split on this final element to the surface.
Now you can see I get this little gap.
Okay, this little gap is indicating
that I have a very small area that didn't quite make it
out to this surface.
So normally I would, okay,
and then do the edit, but just to show you
how I can get rid of that gap, I'm just going to close this.
Cancel, go back into freestyle.
And these are my initial slabs.
So, if I go back to my initial slabs.
Slab number three, go into extend.
Pick that extend.
Now note as I make this a little bit bigger,
you'll see all of the blends and everything else
updates right along with it.
Select okay, go ahead and hide this.
So, I went back to that original element,
even though that original element doesn't have history,
everything built from it does have history.
So those things are going to update.
I'll go back into generative shape design
and try my split one more time.
Pick the armrest, pick that surface.
This time I don't get the error message.
There's no tiny little gaps.
I select, okay, let me go ahead and hide this
and there we have our completed armrest.