their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile used by either using the header icon Falloff menu, or by pressing Shift-O to toggle between the various oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile used by either using the header icon Falloff menu, or by pressing Shift-O to toggle between the various oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile by either clicking the Falloff icon in the header or pressing Shift-O to get a pie menu. Constant oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile used by either using the header icon Falloff menu, or by pressing Shift-O to toggle between the various oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile by either clicking the Falloff icon in the header or pressing Shift-O to get a pie menu. Constant oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile by either clicking the Falloff icon in the header or pressing Shift-O to get a pie menu. Constant oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile used by either using the header icon Falloff menu, or by pressing Shift-O to toggle between the various oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile used by either using the header icon Falloff menu, or by pressing Shift-O to toggle between the various oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile used by either using the header icon Falloff menu, or by pressing Shift-O to toggle between the various oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a

their positions accordingly. Influence circle. Falloff While editing, you can change the curve profile by either clicking the Falloff icon in the header or pressing Shift-O to get a pie menu. Constant oscillation (i.e. it just snaps to the B-value like an extreme exponential transition), and at 1.0 a profile similar to the one shown in the icon occurs. Period The period property controls the frequency Glass profile. First, create a mesh representing the profile of your object. If you are modeling a hollow object, it is a good idea to thicken the outline. Fig. Glass profile. shows the profile for a