Organic Modeling with T-Splines and Rhino 4

Read how others have used T-Splines to cut modeling time and increase productivity.

Character design Download case study (pdf) Read HTML Version T-Splines enables unprecedented collaboration with clients on design variations and creates CAM-ready models for RhinoCAM.		Consumer Products Download case study (pdf) Read HTML Version T-Splines speeds up design at Traxxas for new RC truck models.		Automotive styling Download case study (pdf) Read HTML Version P&D Studio excels at automotive styling projects with T-Splines.		Jewelry Download case study (pdf) Read HTML Version Modellistica cut modeling time in half by using T-Splines to create free-form jewelry.
Jewelry Design Download case study (pdf) Read HTML Version Learn how Rieragasso brings organic jewelry designs to life with T-Splines.		Industrial design Download case study (pdf) Read HTML Version Syse industriell design used T-Splines to create a highly contoured ergonomic mouse based on medical research.		Architecture Download case study(pdf) Read HTML Version T-Splines helped magma architecture create a complex free-form fabric sculpture.		Organic shape design Download case study(pdf) Read HTML Version Learn how Collins Machine & Tool Co. used T-Splines to manufacture an innovative new product.
Production ready design Download case study(pdf) Read HTML Version Learn how Trum Design tackles complex design projects with T-Splines.		Concept design Download case study(pdf) Read HTML Version See how SchultzeWorks creates innovative new product design concepts with T-Splines.		Surfacing from curves Download case study(pdf) Read HTML Version KingDoublebass hits all the right notes with T-Splines.		Mold making Download case study (pdf) Read HTML Version T-Splines cut Millenium Mold Design's design time by half in the creation of this freeform watering can.
Toy Design Read HTML Version Read a tutorial describing Paraglobal's discovery of T-Splines to make free-form children's toys.		Reverse engineering Download case study (pdf) Read HTML Version David Jurda used T-Splines to generate a manufacturable surface from an .stl scan of a stylized car mirror.