Trim surface rhino. Trimming curves lie on the underlying surface.

Trim surface rhino. The underlying surface may be larger than the trim curves, but you won’t see the underlying surface because Rhino doesn’t draw anything for the part of the surface that is outside the trim curves. I have tried to do a trim with a straight line and then it works which for me indicates that it is the cutting object that it is the problem. Consider simplifying the geometry or using alternative methods like Boolean operations. On the Edit menu, click Join. I have the steps profiles designed as polysurfaces made up of 2 surfaces and a swept surface on which they sit. This is useful when you need high-quality surfaces, as in automotive and naval design. The command history displays 6 Nov 11, 2020 · Trimmed Surfaces A trimmed surface has two parts: a surface that underlies everything that defines the geometric shape, and trimming curves that either trim away the outside portion of the surface or cut holes in its interior. Can anybody take a look at the attached file and figure out what the problem is. Zoom into the object that you are using to trim (in this case it is the box) until you see the surface that is getting trimmed and click on the part that you want to disappear. I have created the cutting object about ten times but no luck. jqx y2m mbc xeyp1 qskqxe xg 2cfhv lbpwkqs 1ildy d0y