- [Instructor] Last thing I need to do is put in
one more blend around the bottom.
This is a smaller blend and this can be done
all in one function.
And oftentimes when you're creating a surface like this
or a set of surfaces like this, you can just do a big
final blend on the smaller blends like this.
It's not necessary to build every single patch
for these tinier in faces.
So as long as you've built everything cleanly
you can come back in and use something
like the aesthetic face blend to put in
that final blend surface.
At this point, I'm going to use tangent faces,
pick this sewn surface.
You'll notice it picks all the faces
'cause it's all sewn together.
Reverse the direction.
And second face is this.
And I want to change this from linear back to constant.
Decrease the size.
And this is one of those areas where you can come in
as well and do a trim.
Trim and sew.
Select okay and just like that, we have our bottom
blend face in and everything is trim and sewn.
So again, when you run into these tinier blend faces
it's okay to use a blending tool.
But when you're doing the larger blend faces
you want to make sure you overbuild everything.
That way any secondary or tertiary or additional surfaces
that you're going to have to build off of them
have material to be built from.
So it's just a really good technique to keep in mind
to finalize your shape.