#SurfacePsycho for #Blender is straight-up amazing. Everything’s done with geometry nodes and you can just drop those nodes right into your own work.. next-level stuff here. #b3d#nurbs#CAD#procedural. Here I used the SP Fit Curve to convert a bezier into CVs of a Nurbs Curve.
Imagine if this model in #Blender was actually a native #NURBS surface that you could export as STEP or IGES and imagine being able to build proper #CAD models right inside #b3d using all its tools. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, it’s 100% real just download #SurfacePsycho.
I don’t have much time these days, but I’ve started this model as a starting point so I can begin using #SurfacePsycho. Every now and then, when I get a bit of free time, I add a few surfaces here and there. #b3d#Blender#Blende3D#CAD#nurbs
I tried using #SurfacePsycho's Fit Patch on a #CAD mesh model, overall the result isn't bad, but unfortunately the surfaces it generates have these cuts/gaps that you then have to fix manually. Otherwise, when you try to export to IGES or STEP, it just throws an error. #b3d#Blender3d#Nurbs