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3D Modeling: What is the difference between solid modeling and surface modeling in Corel 3D software?

2020-11-18View Original

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Solid modeling and surface modeling are two commonly used methods of 3D modeling in 3D design. So what are the differences between the two in actual drawing tasks? So how can one distinguish between these two 3D modeling methods? Next, let the editor use the HaoChen 3D software as an example to explain in detail the differences between solid modeling and surface modeling, these two approaches to 3D modeling! 3D modeling method: Solid modeling. In the HaoChen 3D software, the solid modeling approach is typically used for creating solid features, and its main characteristics are as follows: (1) It is used in HaoChen 3D software for creating extrusions, rotations, lofting to form solids, as well as rounding edges of solids, by utilizing 2D sketches/contours ; (2) The operation of adding or removing material using analyzed shapes is used the most ; (3) The topology of the model is driven by surfaces ; (4) Using holes and feature surfaces for alignment as well as coordination with other features ; (5) Round off the edges to improve safety and strength ; (6) In 3D design software, edges and faces are primarily based on analytical elements. 3D modeling method: Surface modeling. In HaoChen 3D software, modeling is based on surface features; it usually starts with a wireframe, from which surfaces are generated. The main features are as follows: (1) Surface modeling in HaoChen 3D is characterized by defining the control points of 2D and 3D curves ; (2) The topology of the model is driven by edges and curves. Edges and surfaces are primarily based on splines ; (3) The surface shape is very important; therefore, having direct editing capabilities for the basic curves and edges is crucial ; (4) The highlight lines, contour edges, and flight paths of the model are very important. The above is a summary by the editor, using HaoChen 3D software as an example, of the differences between solid modeling and surface modeling, these two approaches to 3D modeling. Those who are interested can learn about them so as to be able to distinguish between them effectively in the process of 3D design. More 3D software tutorials can be found on the Haochen CAD official website!
Reply #22020-11-18
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