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15 Years of Solidworks and I Switched to OnShape. The One thing that driving back to Solidworks is the Cloud Lag and Delayed updates to a simple Drawing Change. I Loath SW and Now OnShape. If I couls afford Simmons or E I would be there.

Hi , Lewis here. Thats a good deep dive video for surfacing. Would you please make a video to differentiate use cases of 3D Fit Spline vs Bridging curves coz both curves seem similar though Bridging curve is more smooth. Thanks

Hi , Lewis here. That was powerful use case of variables in patterns. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for this tutorial. I got a lot to learn😅

Sweet! Thanks for the tutorial! About 2 years into onshape - on and off. First CAD as well. I have watched every video and you rock my guy!

A good start... when's the Flow Along Surface / Wrap for non-cylindrical surfaces?

Where do i find this feature in the german version, what is it called?

Hi , Lewis here. This video has answered questions that I couldn't get comprehensive answers from any source. For the 1st time I can differentiate projected curve vs bridging curve. I have learn't massive tips about surface analysis. #cad Thanks Greg

Hi, Lewis here..thanks for creating such simplified use of configured decals. I did not know you can configure decals.

Hi , Lewis here. Thats a good explanation. Please make another video for lock profile direction and keep profile orientation especially on differences between them. Thanks

Hi , Lewis here..this is one of greatest tutorial in surfaces I have ever watched. For the 1st time I understood what is G3 continuity. I was like why use Bezier curve and there is normal fillet. Thanks so much

Hi mister greg brown it is wonderful. And thanks for əxplation

Nice, but I will obviously use _ as a shortcut ;)

Hi , Lewis here. Thanks for indepth explanation..I have never understood this tool better like today

Hi , Lewis here...the add on seems not to work on my side

Can you please share this Onshape document for practice purpose..thanks

Hi ,Lewis here....simple tool but extremely powerful. I saw it on what's new but I never thought about the amount of power with the tool. Thanks for in-depth demostration.

Hello , Lewis here I wish we would make flattern surface a feature to have a flattened surface which one can add more details and later flattern it back. Amazing improvement #onshape

Its a BANGER!!

This is very exciting!

This is awesome

Thank you . Powerful explanation. Sir i have a question. If i made a new violin design . I would like to simulation of the the sound before build it. How i can make that.

where can i find the profile generator?

is it possible to get a copy of Autom8 on OnShape? I did a search but nothing showed up. I want to create a wing that has dyhedral, sweep and the airfoils are at different angles of attack along the wing (BSLD Bowers style)

Oh man, curve rebuild. This is such a massive add on!

Change Elevate to Change Degree

Wow what a great new feature. And nice demo video Greg.

Just WOW! Thank you for the video! 👏

Is there a keyboard shortcut option for opening up keyboard shortcuts? I found this extremely useful with SW to get everything dialed in how I like it, but it would be even better in OS if I could bring the same shortcuts to all my work stations.

This was really helpful. Seeing how a pro actually uses the tools gives awesome insight, going to set up my view keys as you have and give it a go. Thanks!

This is such a powerful and well executed tool Greg! It turned out great. This opens the door to so many new workflows. For once I'm actually looking forward to returning to work on Monday! Cheers!🍻😁

Thanks man for this video

Wow! Really nice!

huge. thanks for sharing

Looking good Greg. is it live now or next update? I didn't see it in my toolbar.

Edit Curve not duplicating the original makes me think of adjustment layers in Photoshop (or how RAW photo editors work) - apply editable adjustments but leaving the underlying data unchanged. @10:48 so you're saying that s**t rolls down hill? :)

This is awesome, so good to see OnShape making real, tangible imrovements to the surface modelling tools. I'm only intermediate level when it comes to surface modelling, and I always struggle more than I should have to to get curves and sufaces to behave the way I want. This tool, and the custom features you added last week, really open up surface modelling to intermediate-level users like me. Thanks Onshape!

This is exactly what I was looking for, and the fact that it is easily accessible and configurable is awesome! Thank you so much!

Thank you for this very nice dive into surfacing. Would it be possible to share the document used in this video ?

Hi Greg, I am an apprentice engineer & fabricator learning how to use CAD. I am looking to design and fabricate my own motorcycle frame and rear swing arm. The motorcycle will be electrically powered but will be based off the geometry of a Yamaha WR450. If I could find a naked chassis cheap enough I would just build a jig off of it to replicate mounting holes and pivot points etc. however this is not a likely find. Would you be interested in helping me in laying out the geometry of a WR450 on a sketch on Onshape? So far I have found relevant stats on rake, wheel sizes and wheelbase aswell as fork travel if that helps.

Awesome~!!❤

The quality of this tutorial is simply outstanding. Both how to create these high quality surfaces in multiple ways, and how to use the curvature analysis. Brilliant. I've only been using onshape for about a week and puzzling over these functions. This really propels it forward quickly.

Thanks for the tutorial, much appreciated. I have a question: When Zebra stripes are switched on in the second example, it looks like you are only achieving a G1 result i.e. the zebra strips do not flow between the surfaces as I would expect to see. The splines have a G2 constraint, but the surfaces conditions themselves are set to "match tangent"? I come from PTC Creo, wherein you must also select the surface conditions to be G2/Curvature or G3/Curvature acceleration, is this not the case in OnShape? Looking at the Zebra stripes on the second example, I would not be happy with this result, but perhaps I am missing something? Can you shed any light on this aspect of Onshape please?

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❤❤❤❤ very good sir

hey - fantastic - again... I'm lapping this up - I know what im doing tonight anyway. Question - to turn this into Laser cuttable templates - how do you extract the profile of the diagonal rib-halves into a 2d frame as you need the one side of the taped cut shape in the front, but the other side in the back... if and when you have time id love to see how that's done in the drawing tool.

this is amazing. I'll need to play around with that. one thing I will want to look at is to orient the frame to the skin rather than have a sandable excess of spar as it will likely be covered by a strip of balsa to assist with foil adherence.

So why exactly do we have sharp crease.

Wrong title, to say the least. The video barely addresses how a motorcycle transmission works. Instead, it mostly talks about CAD, in very vague and unstructured fashion. Useless.