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Friday
May152009

T-Splines 2.0 Nearly Available

 
T-Splines 2.0 for the Rhino 3D modeling package is apparently going to ship in the next few weeks, and we noted some very useful features:
  • Maintains a continously editable smooth and watertight model - watertightness is not lost during editing
  • Organic shapes are easily and quickly created
  • Ability to define high or low detail areas
  • Ability to define non-rectangular areas
  • Rapid editing techniques
  • Ability to export watertight models directly to manufacturing without remodeling
  • Fully integrated into Rhino

If you're into Rhino, you might want to check that one out.

Via Rhino News