Smooth vs Faceted Surfaces in Rhino (How to Control Form Properly) #546

In this tutorial, I go through the difference between smooth and faceted surfaces in Rhino, and how to transition between them while maintaining clean structure.
Understanding this is important in jewelry CAD, especially when you want to control surface quality without breaking your model or losing precision.
This is a useful exercise if you are trying to improve your modeling logic rather than just following steps.
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What you’ll learn
- Difference between smooth and faceted surfaces
- How to transition between surface types
- Maintaining structure and clean geometry
- Practical modeling approach in Rhino

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