One more tutorial from Kuechmeister Swagger. Not so detailed and complex shaped as Audi E-tron however a bit faster as easier to follow. Model does not 100% correspond to original because of lack of correct blueprints and surface quality is not perfect in several places but still quit close. I would recommend the course to advanced users who want to practice Surface tool and XNurbs with different cases of usage. But keep in mind the tutorial is kinda incomplete. I mean there are some details I had to added myself from photo references so the car looks whole: black plastic grid in the front, logos, mirrors didn't corresponded to reference, bottom part absence and holes near wheel housings. The most handy references I found here https://www.netcarshow.com/audi/2025-c_concept/ Shared model: https://share.plasticity.xyz/r/1d5zp3nhkpgS_XPjG80kzYF-A8ZCAQYoSQC4ug_rqnU

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What do you think about the radial menus? In my opinion they should be setup right out of the box, they look cool, speed up work etc. I just started building up my menu and it hasn't been intuitive, the code does not seem work well when adding new items but I'm not a computer programer so idk 🤣 I'll link to the download in the comments if anyones interested

When doing the USB hub modeling we use the cut command to cut out from the top of the body. The demonstation had one create a rectangle, move it just into the body and move it off. When C is pressed it created the cut. I had to do trial and error before I got the cut to be the correct size. How does the size of cut relate to the size of the rectangle and where the rectangle is when you hit C. I'm confused as how one can get the cut just the right size?????