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The spout of the teapot can also be made by skinning between cross-sections. Again, the rest of the teapot mesh is hidden. Then the spout is viewed from the side to cut the cross-sections, and then from the front to cut the profile line.
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Figure 318. Spout Slices |
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The cross-sections and profile slice are interpolated and read into the modeler to create the surface.
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Figure 319. Spout Surface |
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Stage 5: Finishing Off |
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The spout and handle surface are extended till they intersect with the teapot body. Then fillet surfaces are created for a smooth join.
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Figure 320. Adding Fillets |
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The teapot is complete.
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Figure 321. Teapot Surfaces |
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