Studio 3. Wireframing User Guide / Studio 3. Руководство пользователя по созданию каркаса

Wireframes are an essential tool to any CAD engineer.
Essentially, Wireframes are representations of interconnected points in 3D space, where each linkage gives rise to an ‘edge’ and each closed and distinct loops of edges create ‘faces’.
Wireframe data is used to represent an almost infinite variety of virtual objects. Wireframe data can be formed from simple building blocks, known as primitives such as spheres or cubes and can also be generated from other source data such as point cloud data (a series of disparate points floating in 3D space) or splines - contours created to simulate a surface.

Each method of creating wireframes has its own associated variants, for example, splines come in various guises – parametric splines, Bezier curves, non-uniform-rationalized-Bsplines (‘NURBS’), univariate, polynomial and so on. <...>