i want to join all thoses curves with faces in a non destructive way , to form an organic building. so when i join them with faces i want to still have the possibility to ajust thoses curves.
is it possible to do that ?
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1even if you convert them to mesh you could transform and animate with Shapekeys – moonboots Oct 26 '18 at 13:33
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2Relevant: https://blender.stackexchange.com/a/28101/16395 (sverchok add-on solution) – Nicola Sap Oct 26 '18 at 13:55
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It's possible when Surface> NURBS Curves or NURBS Circles are used. Add and select them all and join with Ctrl+J in Object Mode. Next go to Edit Mode and press A followed by F. In edit mode you can stretch your shape to the endpoints and edit it. Once done,you may use Alt+C to convert object to mesh. NB: the number of control points must be the same for each element.
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i know about nurb , unfortunatly thoses are not supported by boolean for example , and this is a big no for a lot of people
also the form created dont pass trough the actual line of the curve , it just created a vague approximation of it ...
– Fox Oct 26 '18 at 17:32
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Shift+A Add Surface -> Nurbs circle
Add few Circles with Shift+D Duplicating
Select the circles and Press Ctrl+J to Join
In Edit mode Select All and Press F to fill the Faces.
Now with the curves verts u can control the shape.
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i know about nurb , unfortunatly thoses are not supported by boolean for example , and this is a big no for a lot of people
also the form created dont pass trough the actual line of the curve , it just created a vague approximation of it ...
– Fox Oct 26 '18 at 17:31