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The features of MeshCAD for
Rhino
can be broadly classified as:
Mesh Creation: MeshCAD for Rhino can
create a mesh from a set of unorganized points. These points can
describe the top surface (such as a points data from a geographical
survey) or they can describe a closed object.
Mesh
Editing: Often meshes need to be manually edited for various
reasons. MeshCAD for Rhino makes this very
easy by offering a host of commands to edit vertices, edges, faces and
entire meshes.
Mesh Modeling: MeshCAD for
Rhino also offers several mesh modeling commands. These commands
help in altering the general topology of the mesh thereby making it
suitable for further operations. Mesh modeling commands include extrude,
chamfer, offset, smooth, cut, slice, shell, face reduction, etc.
Mesh Data Extraction:
MeshCAD for Rhino is capable of extracting key geometric
information from meshes such as boundary edges, holes, surfaces, shells,
etc.
Mesh Tools: These are the utility commands
related to meshes.
MeshCAD for Rhino comes with detailed documentation for each
command as well as a set of tutorials to get you started in the shortest
possible time. There is also an online version of the documentation
which you can view by clicking the link below.
Online Help
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