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It's not my best work, but hopefully, you get the idea of the code 😆

@@schooltechhq it did work but the face is scary xd

In the bottom right of the screen.

Thank you so much, your video helped me a lot!​@@schooltechhq

I'm sorry to hear it didn't work. Without seeing your code, I can't help much. If you followed every step exactly, it should work. I hope you can get it working soon 🤞

Hey, the aim of the video was to show ways of creating a curved edge with as little new features as possible. Adding multiple new tools can make things more complex than simple, especially for young learners. 🙂 There are other ways that were not covered and will be covered at a later date.

@@schooltechhq Okay, Thank you

My pleasure!

If you have the ttf file for your fonts, then it should be possible to add it 👍

Glad it helped!

I'm glad this has been helpful. 😁

Thank you for your comment. 😀 This is why I shared more than one method. These two methods are the most commonly used, especially with young learners (8+ years). The use of cursor keys is just to show an alternative way, especially for children, which might be easier for them instead of the extra step of using the align tool which, from experience, means more work for the teacher to have to fix when the objects go in all sorts of funny directions 😆

Thanks for sharing your advice 😊

Could you please be a bit more detailed how to do this?

@@hansharbeck2424 yes. There is a search tab on the right for the shapes as a whole. Click on it and type in MetaFillet. That shape is essentially what he created. It’s fully adjustable. I put it in my favorites immediately because I use it on nearly every single build.

A great project! 😁

Even more reason to be excited about this update! 😀 Now, everyone can easily add as many GIFs to their slides as they want without even leaving the page/slides. 😊

They are very cool 😎

Hi there, teslar1. I'm not affiliated with any other channel. I'd be interested to know what channel the thumbnails remind you of? I have made these thumbnails without even looking at anyone else's. Great minds think alike, I guess. 😁

@@schooltechhq I was reminded of this guys channel th-cam.com/video/uCeGzk3ywcs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aKGGn9aneWZM6PtV

Unfortunately, the way to round the top face of complex objects is the same, using either method. It will just take more time to do. An alternative method would be to download Autodesk's Fusion 360 and make a free account, there you can easily round edges by importing your design.

Saving the shape is a great idea for saving time.

Thank you for sharing this piece of advice. I love learning new ways of doing things that will make things easier for others, and I'm glad you brought this to my attention. 👍

Hi ZDP189. Thank you for your comment and insight. I find that when teaching young children, grid snap is the easiest thing for them to learn. I appreciate there are other ways of doing this. With the second method you will notice that I used hole instead of transparent because instead of adding to the object (reason for transparent in the first method) I am taking away from the object. It's less steps for learners (especially children) to have to switch from solid to hole to solid again for adding to an object. 😊

It's lots of fun and saves a lot of time 😁

The cruise function is primarily for attaching 2 surfaces together, mainly onto a flat surface. There are ways to create a bevel, but it can be tricky. Check out one of the latest videos posted on this channel a couple of weeks ago explaining 2 methods for this.

Hope this makes things easier when you are designing. 😃

Agreed, it would be a great tool to have. Only Tinkercad knows, they are always updated their tools so it could be coming, we'll have to wait and see.

Maybe that is something that might be added in the future 🤞

Merci!