I've tackled the form menu on my own before and found it daunting but these videos helped me understand so many things and opened up so many exciting new possibilities! Thank you for the wonderful lesson!
I love it! So glad you benefitted from this series. Hope you like our other tutorials too. Please keep in touch with us if you learn new things from our other videos. All the best!
That is great to hear! I would love to see your final printed project. If possible, can you send us pictures to our business email on our about page please? Thanks so much!
Thank you for this great and super engaging tutorial! I managed to hollow the legs out by selecting a bottom face of one of the legs, and surely I got an opening on this leg. But it's totally fine cuz it seemed to be the best place for me to make a plug on the bottom hehehhe
Great series. I learned a lot. Kind of a bummer that it's not realistic to print as is with the solid legs. But that's ok. Once I've learned what to do, I'll come back and fix it. In the meantime I've saved (and shared with family) a nice render. My kids love it!
Very nice tutorial. I could create a shape, but I didn't now how to remove the unnecessary body parts. You described all the steps. Thank you very much!
the way to solve the problem with the legs is to not merge the eyes with the main body and then made the shell, so the legs will be an empty part joint with the main body
Pity you just ignored the errors and not showed other ways to fix the hollow legs, can't usually just ignore those errors if making something and have to find a way to shell.
True! Sorry we didn’t address that during the tutorial. We hope to have more form/t-spline tutorials in the future which are more professional and don’t have any alerts that we ignore. When alerts happen in our other tutorials we try to always explain why and how to fix it. We dropped the ball on this one however.
@@learnitalready appreciate the response, I'm new ish to T splines and trying to make a racing RC boat hull, shelling or thicken has been kicking my butt for weeks so thought I'd found the jackpot tutorial....next time.
@@raptorheli2hi! i've been trying to model rc boat hull recently as well and i'm looking forward to learn modellering better, have you found out any good source to some decent tutorials like this one
@@umrthemd tbh not really one fits all. I've had to look at literally hundreds of videos to try and understand best way to do this and always run into something else. I accept that is my lack of know how so all I've been doing it looking at lot of tutorials and trying to unpick how they may apply to me. The best tutorials I think are probably the car ones but it's far from perfect for a boat. I'm now at the stage I need to make a hatch and add Hull chines but I can't find a suitable method that actually works well yet. Yes you can find chine videos for hulls but they aren't great imo as only showing a quick guide how to do it rather than this is how you SHOULD do it if had more time.
@@raptorheli2 thanks for the answer, I agree with you, no complete tutorial. Maybe this is it should be done, one should not put a limit to imagination and talent. I know its not a perfect example but at the end we teach our kids how to hold a pencil or a brush and mostly they figure out the rest. Have a nice one.
I've tackled the form menu on my own before and found it daunting but these videos helped me understand so many things and opened up so many exciting new possibilities! Thank you for the wonderful lesson!
I love it! So glad you benefitted from this series. Hope you like our other tutorials too. Please keep in touch with us if you learn new things from our other videos. All the best!
Perfect tutorial. Thank you! I'm going to use this info to model the doll shoes and print them in TPU for my daughter :)
That is great to hear! I would love to see your final printed project. If possible, can you send us pictures to our business email on our about page please? Thanks so much!
Thank you for this great and super engaging tutorial! I managed to hollow the legs out by selecting a bottom face of one of the legs, and surely I got an opening on this leg. But it's totally fine cuz it seemed to be the best place for me to make a plug on the bottom hehehhe
Thanks so much for your comment! Glad that you benefitted from it. Yes, piggy banks never have any money in them anyways… I wonder why? 🤔 😂
Thanks, perfect timing. I needed an intro to t-splines after getting a part 3D scanned.
Glad I could help!
Another really great tutorial! Thanks!
Thank you. Glad you liked it!
Estoy super orgullosa de mi cerdito 😎, excellent tutorial, I love it.
Thank you so much! 😊 👍
thank you so much for making this available .. now i can use forms finally after years of trying
thanks a lot
Awesome! Thanks for commenting. We produced it just for that reason. Hope you like our other tutorials too. All the best!
@@learnitalready i think i have to watch them all
This channel is really presenting it in simple easy way
And please tell the instructor I'm grateful
@@EslamsLab Thank you! I am the instructor and respond to all the messages. Thank you for the kind comment. Have fun learning with us.
Great series. I learned a lot. Kind of a bummer that it's not realistic to print as is with the solid legs. But that's ok. Once I've learned what to do, I'll come back and fix it. In the meantime I've saved (and shared with family) a nice render. My kids love it!
I love it! Great job. 👏 Would love to see your final renders.
Very nice tutorial. I could create a shape, but I didn't now how to remove the unnecessary body parts. You described all the steps. Thank you very much!
Thank you! Glad that you benefitted from this tutorial.
Thank you! It’s very easy to follow along.
Thank you for your encouragement and support :)
Great series! Thanks for the great content! “Smash it” 6:48 lol
😆 That should be the only kind of piggy bank, eh? Thank you for your comment and support.
the way to solve the problem with the legs is to not merge the eyes with the main body and then made the shell, so the legs will be an empty part joint with the main body
Very nice! Thanks for your help.
Pity you just ignored the errors and not showed other ways to fix the hollow legs, can't usually just ignore those errors if making something and have to find a way to shell.
True! Sorry we didn’t address that during the tutorial. We hope to have more form/t-spline tutorials in the future which are more professional and don’t have any alerts that we ignore. When alerts happen in our other tutorials we try to always explain why and how to fix it. We dropped the ball on this one however.
@@learnitalready appreciate the response, I'm new ish to T splines and trying to make a racing RC boat hull, shelling or thicken has been kicking my butt for weeks so thought I'd found the jackpot tutorial....next time.
@@raptorheli2hi! i've been trying to model rc boat hull recently as well and i'm looking forward to learn modellering better, have you found out any good source to some decent tutorials like this one
@@umrthemd tbh not really one fits all. I've had to look at literally hundreds of videos to try and understand best way to do this and always run into something else. I accept that is my lack of know how so all I've been doing it looking at lot of tutorials and trying to unpick how they may apply to me.
The best tutorials I think are probably the car ones but it's far from perfect for a boat.
I'm now at the stage I need to make a hatch and add Hull chines but I can't find a suitable method that actually works well yet. Yes you can find chine videos for hulls but they aren't great imo as only showing a quick guide how to do it rather than this is how you SHOULD do it if had more time.
@@raptorheli2 thanks for the answer, I agree with you, no complete tutorial.
Maybe this is it should be done, one should not put a limit to imagination and talent. I know its not a perfect example but at the end we teach our kids how to hold a pencil or a brush and mostly they figure out the rest. Have a nice one.