Thanks, HLModTech. I'm a Technology Education teacher in Seattle, and I have been using TinkerCAD with my students during this season of remote learning, but I'm just starting to learn and use Codeblocks with them. I learned a lot from watching you build the airplane, and today I'm going to have my students do a similar plane in Codeblocks. Hope you don't mind me using your idea. Thanks for teaching me, and I'll be back to learn more :)
Thx for subscribing to me I try so hard and some people dont even realise the hardness in art Also sunset idea has been put to work not that Google but yh
A tinkercad or a Google class code? I do not have one for the whole world, but maybe I should create one. I'm not sure Google would let me do that for free, but it is an interesting idea.
Great work! Would like to request a video on how to make a threaded bolt/nut maybe one isometric and one easy to print type of bolt. Would be alot to learn and totally awesome!
@@HLModTech There is actually a video on how to do it and it looks fairly easy but the problem is the video don't show any of the code. He starts by cutting a torus with two boxes then rotates it in an angle upwards and then copy it around 4 times like a pizza then copy it upwards with z offset command for desired height. Also want to share that im super happy that i found Autodesk 123d design which is tinkercad+ its a game changer for noobies like my self! Tried it?
Thanks for really great Tinkercad tutorials you do. I have learned a lot from them and have only used Tinkercad for a week now. Question about this video: What is the scale/units of measurement the shapes use? I realised that it cannot be mm since you are using 0.05 and so on. I will appreciate your reply and thanks in advance.
@@HLModTech thanks for the reply. What I mean, is this at this point in the video: th-cam.com/video/0RM6YNgpFKw/w-d-xo.html You scale it to 0.5 of what? I hope you understand what I mean. I am new to Tinkercad so there are still plenty to learn.
It is measured in millimeters. I just scaled it to half of its original size. Since I was creating for fun... not a real need I was not worried about an exact measurement. If you peek at the blue workplane you can spot that the grid is in cm. Some parts like the cylinder have adjustable parameters. That blue wedge is locked at 20x20, so scaling it by .5 would take it down to 10mm.
@@HLModTech ok, thanks. So it was 0.5 of the original size? Thanks for clearing that. This means that it is possible to do it like this: scaling for example by 2.0 meaning it will be 2 times the original size. Thanks for clearing this up for me.
can plz give me a shouout in ur next vid? i could really use some help with my channel
=) Of course
Thanks, HLModTech. I'm a Technology Education teacher in Seattle, and I have been using TinkerCAD with my students during this season of remote learning, but I'm just starting to learn and use Codeblocks with them. I learned a lot from watching you build the airplane, and today I'm going to have my students do a similar plane in Codeblocks. Hope you don't mind me using your idea. Thanks for teaching me, and I'll be back to learn more :)
Sounds great Mark. That lesson is a great one to start out with. Keep me posted if you have questions or if you create something cool with it. 👍
can i have the stl file please?
Simply choose export after building it and pick the STL option.
Hoy do you put the face in the videos?
I record with a tool, camtasia and have a green screen in the back
Thank you
so great , thanks bro
My pleasure Daniel Benítez Moreno. Thank you for the feedback! 👍💯
Let's go
Oh yeah
Awesome Ryan! I appreciate the feedback 😊
Great video!
Thank you! 💯👍
Really enjoyed it
Awesome Ryan! I appreciate the feedback 😊
Thx for subscribing to me I try so hard and some people dont even realise the hardness in art
Also sunset idea has been put to work not that Google but yh
My pleasure! I like your idea for creating the art. 👍
I added it with my freeway! (it looks great!)
Super cool kendrick! Love to hear it when there is success. 👏💯
thanks for making the video i Really enjoyed it
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the feedback!
i cant duplicate you left left cliked right
Right click is the button you choose to duplicate. At least I think that's what you're asking me.
Nice , post how to make a fidget spinner .
Done. =) th-cam.com/video/ic0tHzlZ0og/w-d-xo.html I have several to pick from, but that one is pretty slick.
Thanks bro , also tell how to make a face shield
Amazingg!!!
Thank you!
and thanks for it
My pleasure sasti Minecraft gaming. Thank you for the feedback! 👍💯
Wow
Thanks and great job hitting 500 subs!
Thanks man
Happy to help
Thanks for this! It's very easy to follow, thank you for doing this video 💖
My pleasure Ashley_Gaea18. Thank you for the feedback! 👍💯
yes
Thanks!
Best video i have ever seen👍👍
stuiped
Thanks Pallavi dev for the feedback! 👍
does you have class code
A tinkercad or a Google class code? I do not have one for the whole world, but maybe I should create one. I'm not sure Google would let me do that for free, but it is an interesting idea.
tinker kid
Great work! Would like to request a video on how to make a threaded bolt/nut maybe one isometric and one easy to print type of bolt. Would be alot to learn and totally awesome!
I have messed with threads a bit, but not in codeblocks. My fav place to work with threads is in OpenSCAD. The tools are build in and amazing. 🤯
@@HLModTech There is actually a video on how to do it and it looks fairly easy but the problem is the video don't show any of the code. He starts by cutting a torus with two boxes then rotates it in an angle upwards and then copy it around 4 times like a pizza then copy it upwards with z offset command for desired height. Also want to share that im super happy that i found Autodesk 123d design which is tinkercad+ its a game changer for noobies like my self! Tried it?
sir please make castle in codebocks tinkercad
I like that idea. Let me see what I can do. Thanks for the suggestion.
hi thanks for making a vid like this keep it up
My pleasure Fatir Abro. Thank you for the feedback! 👍💯
Sir I made it by watching this...thank you
Makes my day to hear that! Thanks for sharing and Well Done! 💯👍👏
Really enjoyed it. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for taking time to let me know!
IMPRESSIVE. THANK YOU!
My pleasure. Thank you for the feedback.
Thanks for really great Tinkercad tutorials you do. I have learned a lot from them and have only used Tinkercad for a week now.
Question about this video: What is the scale/units of measurement the shapes use? I realised that it cannot be mm since you are using 0.05 and so on.
I will appreciate your reply and thanks in advance.
I was building in mm. That project was just for fun, so my measurements were all Willy nilly.
@@HLModTech thanks for the reply. What I mean, is this at this point in the video: th-cam.com/video/0RM6YNgpFKw/w-d-xo.html
You scale it to 0.5 of what? I hope you understand what I mean. I am new to Tinkercad so there are still plenty to learn.
It is measured in millimeters. I just scaled it to half of its original size. Since I was creating for fun... not a real need I was not worried about an exact measurement. If you peek at the blue workplane you can spot that the grid is in cm. Some parts like the cylinder have adjustable parameters. That blue wedge is locked at 20x20, so scaling it by .5 would take it down to 10mm.
@@HLModTech ok, thanks. So it was 0.5 of the original size? Thanks for clearing that. This means that it is possible to do it like this: scaling for example by 2.0 meaning it will be 2 times the original size. Thanks for clearing this up for me.
Yes. It took me a bit to get that too. If you want perfect measurements... you need to do some math as well. Lucky for me, I was just havng fun. 💯👍
Can you make a video in which you are making a cycle ☺️
How about this one? th-cam.com/video/wwxgrfsywXc/w-d-xo.html
I like the idea of a codeblocks one too... Thanks for putting the idea in my head. 👍
grat job. thanks a lot
Super cool Rodolfo! Love to hear it when there is success. 👏💯
OMG he is amazing
Thank you. I appreciate the feedback. 💯🤯
what a great model
Thank you!
So awesome video I like the jet 👍👍
Thanks a lot!