3D Modeling a Water Bucket on iPad | Shapr3D Step-by-Step
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Today’s guided process tutorial shows you how to create a well designed water bucket, focusing on a smart process that combines only a few sketches with effective solid modeling techniques. Take advantage of the reference model, which includes all of the individual modeling steps so you can see exactly how it was done and follow along with Wayne State Industrial Design Professor and Autodesk Expert Elite educator Claas Kuhnen.
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.shapr file: bit.ly/3DWcaDQ
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The most important thing from this for me was extruding a face as a "new body" which essentially creates a loop cut! Very helpful!
Waiting for a real big modeling such as a vehicle or spaceship
Awesome video
This is a great video 👍
It is a number one if you can add model cam and simulation
really love this😘
What's the next step after designing is done on the computer?I mean How do ye bring the product into reality!
Hi! Please check out this article:
www.shapr3d.com/videotutorials/manufacturing-your-designs
How do I add pieces
Can you add more explanation? :)
How can I make 3D fire
This program does not house a particle system to create 3 dimensional fire
Ok is there anyway I can make like a solid smooth model of it that doesn’t move because I can’t figure out how to even make a ball
@@franklinschmidt1 make a circle sketch, drawn a line through the center of it. Then click on half of the circle sketch, click the revolve tool and then click on the center edge you have running through the circle sketch. Boom a solid sphere. You can make 3D non-moving fire yes as well.