Two simple Class-A surface modeling rules (tutorial)

Using appropriate modeling techniques could lead to far better surface quality, and also reduce the modeling time and file size. It's a common practice in Class-A surface modeling to follow two main rules that are shown in this example: 1. Refit the majority of trimmed surfaces (wherever possible) so that they will no longer be trimmed, hence they will offer as clean edges as possible. That will eventually let the adjacent surfaces to be simpler, too; 2. Align the direction of the edges, in order to achieve a more natural flow of the reflections. Props to Fares Boulamaali who posted the basic 3d model in the following topic https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/audi-a... as a nice challenge for other people to find alternative solutions. My solution shown in this video is based on that particular model, which I modified entirely. Only the top surface remains unchanged. -------------------------------------------------------------- 💚 If you like my work, you can support me with a small gift that will help me create more content like this 💚 PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/RhinoBulgaria