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Sub DTo Nurbs
Flexibility
SubDToNurbs
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| SubD | S | SubD Geometry | SubD |
| ExtVertex | EVertx | ExtraordinaryVertex None== 0 The NURBS patches are used as is. At extraordinary vertices, the brep vertex may not be G1. Typically the deviation bewtween the brep and SubD surface is smallest with this option. LocalG1==1 At extraordinary vertices, the NURBS patches are modified so they are G1 at the extraordinary vertex. Typically the deviation bewtween the brep and SubD surface is larger than None and smaller than LocalG1x and LocalG2. LocalG2==2 At extraordinary vertices, the NURBS patches are modified so they are G2 at the extraordinary vertex. Typically the deviation bewtween the brep and SubD surface is larger than LocalG1 and LocalG1x. LocalG1x==3 At extraordinary vertices, the NURBS patches are modified so they are G1 at the extraordinary vertex and tend to be closer to G1 along edges near the extraordinary vertex. Typically the deviation bewtween the brep and SubD surface is larger than LocalG1 and smaller than LocalG2. | Integer |
| PackFaces | PackF? | PackFaces? | Boolean |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brep | B | Brep | Brep |
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