- [Male Narrator] With my primary slabs completed,
I'm going to go in and create these corner blends,
these secondaries.
And to do that, I'm going to start out with
under the curve tab, an intersection.
I want to intersect this slab with the end slabs.
Once I have that curve in place,
I'm going to go ahead and do offset curve and face.
Let me change my selection of tint to single curve.
I want to pick this intersection.
And, what face do I want to go along?
I want to go along this face.
I'm going to use the variable type offset
and change this to linear.
And, let me rotate this to sight down that,
drag these handles until I get that curve
right where I want it.
And just like that, pretty much right on top
of the original from that scan.
And apply.
Before I do the apply, I'm going to come back
and make sure I have extended to face edges turned on
and trim to face edges turned on as well,
so that way the curve goes all the way
to the ends of the face.
I apply.
Going to do the same thing on this side.
I'm going to pick that curve again,
I'm going to pick the outside primary face,
and come in, make my adjustments just like that.
So, you can see, my tangency line lines up,
and repeat that on this side.
This curve.
This face.
I'm going to reverse that.
Just a little wiggle there, and a little wiggle there.
Excellent!
My apply.
And, I have one more to do.
Get this face, reverse that.
Bring this in, get that really close to that tangency.
Everything looks good.
Select OK.
And the frame for my secondary surface
on both corners is all set.