SolidWorks|Projected Curve to Model Part of a Seat in SolidWorks

Watching this video helps you to learn how to use "Projected Curve" ,
"Filled Surface' ","Lofted Surface","Extruded Surface", "Trim","Knit Surface" and "Thicken" on the surface toolbar to model part of a "Seat".
Also you can learn apply "texture" to model.

[@aiminatasha4753]

Sorry, may i know how did you made surface-fill4 at the minute 8:59 ?

[@kevinland534]

He basically did another sketch and drew a straight line on connecting the two bottom points. Then he used Fill Surface tool like he did the top curve.

[@mrlitespeed]

So the deaf and dumb guys now make tutorials - that's useful :-)

[@izdiharamrisaari9216]

Sorry but at the minute 7:11 what are the transitions that you made?

[@SolidWorksMEE]

Hi dear
I didn't realize that you said! Could you explain more?

[@dmoney_thegreat]

How did you turn the sketches into 3D Curves??

[@izdiharamrisaari9216]

@@dmoney_thegreat Using project curve

[@muzirahmurad1131]

How to make the project curve ?

[@kevinland534]

@@muzirahmurad1131 I know this was 2 years ago but what he did to create that projected curve was to create an offset plane at the inner loop height of 11mm and then projected that inner curve into a sketch on that new projected plane. Then he created another offset plane at the height of the outer distance curve of 10.2mm and then projected that outer curve into a sketch. This is why he has 4 sketches now.