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if you delete your curves by accident, select your surface and type 'extractwireframe'

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Hi thanks. sorry, i never used a mac

same problem

@@nischalejardar9218 just use dup border > join > patch

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I had the same problem. I worked out that which coordinates the surface blends to depends on which half of the curve you select. as in, there is a midpoint along each line. when you start the blend surface and select the first line you will invariably select a point on the line which falls on one side of its midpoint, when you select the next line you are blending, make sure you select side of its mid point you want to blend towards. its difficult to describe but intuitive when you try in.

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Sketchup is a very powerful program, but working with curves is easier in Rhino

@@AdamArchh how much more difficult is Rhino vs Sketchup? cause I've basically mastered sketchup but never even begun work in Rhino.. but id love to start! ..

@@ThatOneArchie SketchUp 3/10 - Rhino 5/10

@@ThatOneArchie If you can master Sketchup, you can master Rhino too. It appears a little daunting at first, because of the hundreds of commands/tools but of these i only use 25 commands for literally everything. its also free for 90 days, which is plenty for starters

@@randomtux1234 just crack it from the get go, no point to use the free trail

Thanks, since this is just a Rhino tutorial, I only included the part modeled with Rhino in the tutorial. I made the window details with GH,

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Thank you, use the Grasshopper for detailing

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From one of our followers: FutureLuxury - I had the same problem. I worked out that which coordinates the surface blends to depends on which half of the curve you select. as in, there is a midpoint along each line. when you start the blend surface and select the first line you will invariably select a point on the line which falls on one side of its midpoint, when you select the next line you are blending, make sure you select side of its mid point you want to blend towards. its difficult to describe but intuitive when you try in.

@@AdamArchh TNX a LOOOOT

We add the details at the end with Grasshopper. It was just a Rhino tutorial.

I mean the lofted area didnt join with the blended surfaces

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PlanarSrf only works on planar and fully closed curves. So you have to make all 3 curves planar. If you still can't. Use the EdgeSrf command.

did you figure it out? i'm having the same problem, just the square moves

same problem

the loft part and the blendsurface part are not connected

Hi, First Right click the Record History Select Always Record History Now model again, problem will be solved

@@AdamArchh thank you very much it works

at minute 2:38 it's my problem

In the previous stage, we synchronized the points in the z direction with the setpt command (or set xyz coordinate). PlanarSrf won't work if you haven't done this correctly. If you do these and still have problems, use the EdgeSrf command, but you should be aware that the surface is not planar.

@@AdamArchh I see, I didsetpt command (or set xyz coordinate). but still not working. Thanks very much , I will try the EdgeSrf command

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good practice is to set grid units in options and snap to objects on, then your curves are not visually closed and apparently valid, but actually closed and really valid

Hi, the line wasn't created on the surface, it was drawn between the curve segment. Since ‘’Project’’ is active, the line you draw is drawn on the CPlane. Disable the project (from the bottom/middle) and draw it.

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Exactly!! I was think the same. I have used polar array instead and got better result. Didn't require to adjust using vertices.

Do you have a tutorial on this please? Cause i have a problem with the vertices step

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nevermind i got the answer from the comments. thanks

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@@princemonzzzi2174how did u fix it

It’s called Rhino

I don't use Archicad but I think you can do this with any architectural software.

Im new to rhino and i cant get the crtl shift vertices can u help me adam

You can, but why would you? It's far easier to do anything computational with Rhino and GH and then export the final to Archicad. I'm speaking as an Archicad user myself.

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@@AdamArchh ok thank you I didnt know about this one

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