We tried using this in the betas but decided not to use it until it was released (which it is in Rhino7, more later)Ī few years ago, we picked up some toy design work, so we used Rhino5 and Fusion to do early versions of these guysĪD956E06-11A4-487E-B8E4-9E3BA52F029F.jpeg But the TSplines implementation improved release by release.Īs Autodesk had bought T Splines and pulled the plug on Rhino, it meant Rhino had to develop their own subd engine. I had hoped Fusion could eventually replace Solidworks but early versions were even more unstable than a Solidworks beta.

So Power Surfacing languished on the hard drive for a few years getting very little use.īy this time Fusion 360 had appeared (and as a pre beta tester I bought into it in version 1 for peanuts). I was used to something better with TSplines. Half the time the subd didn’t convert properly. Designed 100% in Tsplines and Rhino, tooled from data.Īnyway, moving on a year or two I invested in Power Surfacing for Solidworks, which in the early releases promised much but was as flakey as hell.

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