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Split the primary surface with the secondary one to simplify the geometry (tutorial)

Most Rhino users usually trim their primary surfaces with a curve, then build the secondary surfaces using the trimmed edge as an input. However, that leads to an unwanted excessive amount of control points that further leads to errors, inability to easily adjust the flow of the control points manually, and slightly larger file size. A good solution to these issues is to build the secondary surface first, then trim the primary surface using the edge of the secondary surface as a trimming object. If necessary, commands such like ! _InsertKnot and ! _MatchSrf could be used to add a few extra control points to the secondary surface to further improve the continuity between the surfaced edges. That way, the resulting geometry has far less control points. -------------------------------------------------------------- 💚 If you like my work, you can support me with a small gift that will help me create more content like this 💚 PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/RhinoBulgaria