- [Instructor] Now that I have my corner blends in,
my large, generous blends on these two ends,
I'm going to go ahead and add in my blends for the top here.
And for that, I'm going to use a tool called
aesthetic face blend and this is very similar
to the face blend.
And just like the face blend, you pick the faces
that you want to use.
In this case, this face first.
Reverse that.
This face next, reverse that.
It's going to be a rolling ball.
And it's going to be a constant quarter length.
With a 35 millimeter distance.
It's going to be accelerated with a row value of .55
and continuity of G2 across both boundaries.
Make sure the trim blend is set to none.
Want to create this blend and make it large.
Select apply to create that blend.
Go to the other side and do the same thing.
This is going to be a 15 millimeter
and all of the other settings are going to be the same.
You can see I have some zebra striping here,
everything works out nicely.
Hit my apply.
And for the final blend, I'm going to go in and pick this top,
reverse that.
There we go.
Pick the outside blend face.
And for the value on this, I'm going to change the law type
to linear.
At one end, it's going to be 15,
at the other end, it's going to be 35.
Just like that, I get my nice transition.
From 15 to 35 and it's a linear.
And again, all the other settings are going to be the same.
Select okay, and there you have all of your top blends.