create mesh( volume) between plane and curved surface

[LaboratorioDieci]

I agree with what Shirokko wrote about that jagged edge. the edge so serrated prevents having a regular spline and therefore also the result of its extrusion will be a slaughterhouse. it is necessary to reconstruct as listed before.
Of course these software, it turns around, they all think about the same way. we need to understand each one's philosophy. for example autocad is perhaps spartan and even less "modern" but the operations to be carried out are large.
looking at other geomatic video tutorials, to me from the impression that this software still has discrete tools to manage the edited mesh.

Yes, indeed for buildings like these there is little to invent, so at the end of the fair one is worth the other.

If you want to work directly on mesh, geomagic offers something different. I do not know if the x design used by gallup has everything you need, but to model the mesh surely in geomagic house there are extremely robust and refined solutions.

I also have the command to destroy the hammer... :

Really remarkable! :roflmao:

 

[+forte]

you can use suitable on mesh

 

[LaboratorioDieci]

you can use suitable on meshView attachment 55088

This is talking!

 

[ale47p]

is there no possibility to select the mesh, or part of it, and let us pass a nurbs over without creating sketches?

powershape does

in some cases, like this, if it is not good at the first shot, you have to understand which part is breaking the bales, eliminating it, and doing it on the good slice, then it is fixed

I to do this second plantare I did so, and eventually I reconnected on the three-dimensional blade that I had previously set up

otherwise you put a set of points glued to mesh, where precisely there are no defects, and you build a dot surface (in this specific case you do not need to do so)

 

[LaboratorioDieci]

powershape does

in some cases, like this, if it is not good at the first shot, you have to understand which part is breaking the bales, eliminating it, and doing it on the good slice, then it is fixed

I to do this second plantare I did so, and eventually I reconnected on the three-dimensional blade that I had previously set up

otherwise you put a set of points glued to mesh, where precisely there are no defects, and you build a dot surface (in this specific case you do not need to do so)

even rhino, and the scan to 3d of sw, most likely would have had the top on the market for reverse engineering