Import & Scale Images - Onshape Training - Part Design
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2018
- If you want to model a car - it is very useful to import front/top/side/back views of the desired car and scale them.
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Thanks. That is very helpful.
You´re welcome.
Very helpful, thanks :)
you´re welcome.
Great!
Will You show us, how to model this BMW in Onshape (or other program) using this picture. Thank You. I learned a lot from Your movies.
I will consider it, but this would take a lot of time, which I don´t have.
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training how about just the front bumper or the door, thank you
@@yjasper8411 I´m working on it ;)
What if our picture doesn't perfectly align with the outside bounding box or we don't have those specific dimensions but something instead internal to the image. Fusion 360 lets us draw point to point and tell it dimensions and it will scale appropriately, how can we do that in Onshape?
You have to calculate a scale factor and dimension the image accordingly - by dimensioning both lengths.
This was great, but is it possible to extrude it all and form the solid shape automatically in a simple way?
Just try - you will see it is easier to do it like this.
Amazing vid helped me alot...now I've gotta find the correct image of all the views...can you share where you got urs. The ones which I find are not perfect.
Great - go to the-blueprints.com , images are for free. For drawings you´ll have to pay.
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training when are you posting the video for full car modelling ?
LOL - sorry I really have no time to do a complete car, I´m not a professional VouTuber but a professional Trainer and I have do earn a living as well. I´ve shown all the tools you need - just watch the "car fender" video.
Sir, Did you converted it to the final model? I don't find it in the youtube playlist. Appreciate if you could help with the same.
No sorry, I had and have still no time to do a complete car (and for free), I´ve modelled only the fender.
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training after scaling the image to the right size , does it retain the accurate dimensions of other features
now that u've done this how do u convert this into a 3d model?
With a lot of time ;) - and in Onshape quite a task as well
That only works if your image comes to the edge of the page. What if your measurements are in the diagram? What if there's a border between your image and the page and you don't know what it is so you can't just add you border width to say image length.
LOL - you have to scale, cut and edit your pictures with something like photoshop, isn´t that obvious?
I am not able to find blueprints differently by which I mean I have a pic of the whole car's blueprint it is a single image and I have difficulty finding them separately.
You should be able to split the blueprint into 4 images, shouldn´t you? I could do it, so you can certainly as well.
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training yeah I cropped it then
is the final model done yet?
Sorry, I have no time to do a complete car. for free I have do earn a living as well.
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How can I download these designs?
log into your onshape account, search public for "onshape_import_and_scale_pics_wwc"
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training Thankful
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training merci beaucoup
how do you scale a sketch ?
Not at all - there is no sketch scale command in onshape. You can only scale parts and surfaces.
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training do you have tutorial for scaling parts and surfaces?
In regards to scaling a sketch..
what if I find that some parts of the sketch line/drawing is not correct dimension
how do you fix it?
If I change the dimension then it may warp/distort the other lines that are connected or throw a constraint error
You have to do it in the "right" order, but that is dependent on your experience.
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training can you do a tutorial for doing something like this for a sketch ie resize some part of a sketch and what to do when the constraints appear etc. ?
I think many people can learn from this since it is a common problem with onshape that many newbies face
ie changing dimension then get constraint error or it warps entire sketch
You should do only simple sketches without any filets to avoid that problem. Otherwise it is kind of hard to explain, it depends very much on your experience. If you watch my videos you will note that this problem rarely occurs with my kind of sketching. But I will consider it anyway.
How to convert it into 3d?
I´ve done already some videos which show you how to proceed.
@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training Thank you so much... Let me go through that