- At this point, we're going to go ahead and create our
initial primary slabs. And for that, we're going to use a
tool under the surpus, the more gallery
called Fit Surface.
We're going to use Fit Freeform and simply select
the mesh that you
want to drop the surface through and start adjusting the
peramiterization for the degree and patches, we're going to
use one by one patches for everything, and for the degree
we're going to have to adjust these based off of the tolerance
that we have here. You'll notice that I have a maximum error
of .45mm. And, as I start adjusting these numbers, you can
see that quickly it begins to tighten things up. So, in this
case, I can get something
down to less than a tenth of a mm away
for a maximum error and with a degree of the three
by two. And, we'll leave it just as that.
We'll go through and create the rest of the primaries.
Do the same thing, pick that
front surface,
and start adjusting some of these
to see the best fit that I can get,
with the simplest shape.
And,
as I go through,
I have a nice
color striata
and you can see that everything fits nicely with the three
by two here as well.
Go to the bottom,
and
deviating a bit far,
so, we'll increase this
and this is one of those cases where we may have to change
the V.
I'm getting some twist and curvertry here which I don't
want, maybe I have too much, we decrease this, and just like
that, I'm below that quarter of a mm for the maximum error
and a five by one. Looks good to me. Hit my apply, and now
I'm just going to simply do the ends.
Very tight. We reduce this, reduce this, reduce this.
Again, I want to use the simplest surface that fully
encapsulates
that primary without
deviating too far.
So in this case,
one by one is acceptable. This is a relatively flat surface,
so
do that,
come to the back end,
and do the same thing.
Deviating quite a bit, so I'll increase
increase,
and just like that,
there we go. Two by two looks like it's going to be perfect
for me. Everything looks good, select okay,
and I have all of my
initial
primaries done.