How do you fill in rhino?

How do you fill an area in rhino?

Steps

1. Start the command.
2. Click SubD boundary edges one by one to select a chain. Or, double-click an edge to select a whole boundary chain.
3. Press Enter.

How do you fill between two surfaces in Rhino?

To fill a gap between two surfaces, such as the one shown on the left in this figure, choose Blend from Rhino’s Surface menu. After selecting the two sets of surface edges, options allow you to specify the shape of the blend surface and its continuity level with the adjacent surfaces.

How do you add hatches to Rhino?

In Rhino 5, go to File>Properties>Annotation>Hatch and simply import hatchpatterns.

How do you shade a shape in Rhino?

Click in the viewport, press Esc, or start another command to cancel the shaded view. Sets the viewport to opaque shaded mode. Shades the viewport with an OpenGL simulation of the rendered view. Sets viewport display so surfaces are translucent.

How do you expand a surface in Rhino?

Steps

1. Select a boundary object, type a length, or press Enter to extend without boundary edges.
2. Select a curve or an surface edge near the end. The extension will be automatically joined with the original curve. …
3. Pick the end of the extension or type a length.

How does loft work in Rhino?

The Loft command fits a surface through selected profile curves that define the surface shape. Select the curves in the order in which the surface should pass through them. Select open curves near the same ends. For closed curves, adjust the curve seams.

How do you smooth Polysurface in rhino?

To smooth part of a curve or surface

1. Select a curve, surface, or mesh to smooth.
2. To smooth a region, turn on control points, and select the control points in the region of the object to smooth.
3. Start the Smooth command.
4. Click the check boxes for the coordinate directions and adjust the Smooth factor.