Introduction to Surface Modelling in SolidWorks [Webcast]
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Surface modelling is a technique in SolidWorks that allows you to manipulate the surface of a model. In this webcast, we learn how to do this by using lofts, sweeps and splines. The applications of this technique are countless - from consumer product design through to aerospace, surface modelling is a very powerful tool.
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I know it's a few years old, but thank you for this excellent tutorial. Especially for making the reference images available, as this makes it possible to follow along and repeat your steps, pausing the video as-needed. An excellent way to learn and much appreciated.
only 18.5 minutes in and this has already filled in SOOOO many blanks.. thanks for posting this (over 5 years ago)
tried and couldn't complete this video tutorial last year. I'm back to give it another shot! #letsdothis
Great tutorial! It's especially helpful that you went over the way SolidWorks makes surfaces with UV curves. Knowing stuff like that can really save a lot of frustration.
superb ! I've learnt so much, the single most informative video on solidworks I've ever watched. I'm sure I'll need to watch it multiple times though : it feels a long time till I can work my way through this stuff without help, yet you make it so clear and explain the "why" of each stage which is half the battle. thank you.
Brilliant video Adam. Thank you kindly. Very well explained.
This is one of the best SolidWorks videos that I have seen about surfaces. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Very good tutorial with a good surface model example to go along with.
I've been searching long time for a good tutorial and I finally found it.Thanks bro !!!
How could someone give this a thumbs down? This is a great, in-depth, tutorial on surface modeling in SolidWorks that the creator did NOT have to share. I agree with the other comments. This is a great tutorial.
The communication is beyond perfect. Thoughts conveyed effectively on how to model with in depth look at the commands. Overall, very good for beginners. Thanks
Thanks for posting this over 11 years ago, you helped me a lot . A quality tutorial
Thank You! I am experienced in PTC Creo and now I need to translate my skills into Solidworks. This helps a lot.
This tut was very helpful, had the most info to troubleshoot issues than any other video I've seen so far. Thanks
Thanks for explaining not just "how", but "why". Very well done!
I know this is Nine years ago now but thank you. I'm a design student who used solidworks a lot and I want to turn my sketches and blue foam models of a robot for my module into surface models 5 minutes in and I already learnt how to import images which is going to be critical to help me do this. Going to watch the rest of the tutorial now but thanks so much ♥️.
Outstanding. That's the best SW tutorial I've seen yet. Thanks.
Is the sixth time I'm watching this tutorial and still learning a lot. Thank you very much!
Absolutely the best tutorial I've seen yet!! Well done!
One good tip when you are doing the 3d sketch is to have a four view display! That way you don't have to change planes manually ! They are all there for you to see! Much easier
one of the best tutorial. kindly make individual tutorials to explain various surface features
This is a great video, I started hating SW becase it is not intuitive and the user experience is not very similar to other design programs, but with this explanation it is easy to understand why many people loves it. THANKS!
Awesome!!! I didn't knew I could add a loft section after I made it!!!
great tutorial! Easy to follow and a great result. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! Finally a good SolidWorks tutorial
Very nice tutorial, this helped me so much!
Dude, your video helped me model an ironman mask which was one of the best and most appreciated project in my engg. lab
This is just awesome. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Great video, genuinely appreciate it!
Thanks a lot, very clean and nice demonstration.
Not wasting time. I learnt a lot.
Very cool. I'm not sure how clean the surface intersections would be if you did a zebra view BUT the video touches on some really cool tools that I didn't even know existed!
Thanks a lot from the Netherlands. Very useful for my thesis.
Thaaaanks!!!! even in 2k19 you're helping people out. big thumbs up
So helpful to learn the surface tools, thanks!
This was great! could you please make one for SW 2021? I wonder if there are any new features and changes or if all this is still the same stuff.
what a useful tutorial ! thanks. please keep adding new ones.
A true master class in surfacing.
2021. still super useful and relevant.
thanks a lot from sweden been struggling to do this before :)
Great tutorial! It was easy to understand and a very good introduction to surfacing. On a side note, how do I make my solidworks look like yous? I mean in terms of having the reflection of the model on the bottom plane, having reflections on the part itself, and having selected faces glow blue. Thanks in advance!
Thank you from America!
thanks for the webcast found it really good keep up the good work.
Great tutorial! I think you would have gotten a better, more accurate, line along the top silver sections by using a projected curve by combining a top view sketch and a right view sketch. Then turn it into a 3D sketch by using the convert entities function. :)
At 3.50 you’ll notice that I actually constructed two separate splines to produce the mouse outline, you may find this a little easier than drawing one and using Split Entities. I would recommend making sure that the sketch is hidden when you come to select the edges at 13.00.
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Fantastic, what a treat! Thank-you for your time.
Thank you sir. it was exactly what I needed.
Incredible tips, greatly appreciated
I just did it !! Wow it was really hard to understand at the begginning but happy to made it 😀
Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for!
you are the best man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
informative without wasting time
for those whom the picture shows black colour after imported in Sledworks, try using snipping tool to save the picture as png and then import it,,cause default windows save is as gif which isnt supported by Sledworks
Thank you very much for this video, it really helped me a lot.
this is an amazing tutorial on surfacing thank you, I'm just struggling to import the picture using the sketch picture tab its not usable to you have any advice or a way to bypass this feature to get the picture in to solidworks?
Amazing work! Thank you so much
Great video . It really helped me a lot
Hi Tow
The links in the description now link directly to the image.
Thanks
~Luke
THANKS!!!!! Best tutorial for surface modeling.
Great tutorial, Thanks
Excellent working loved it 👍
I know this video's pretty old now but hoping you can help me here. How does the finished mouse look with zebra stripes enabled?
Working on a mouse myself and I need to have all surfaces perfect but despite following all of the tips in your video, I'm still seeing breaks in the zebra lines, specially at the mirror line of the two halves.
You can now find links to the images used in the description.
super useful, learned something new
Hi Luke, at 15.44 you deselect what seems to be an extra section in the loft, was this auto created within the feature?
Thank, it really nice clear to understand for beginner
Awesome video, thanks!
I'm trying this tutorial for the third time but i cannot seem to get the splines the same. I am having trouble with the first surface loft. It doesnt loft as in the video
BEST TEACHER EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent tutorial.
Awesome tutorial, thanks so much! :)
Nice work! i learned a lot from your videos.But can you build a Sq to Rd sheet metal transition in 4 pieces and seam at 4 corners ( .250 inch thick )
very good , but how do you put the dimensions of drawing to be exactly at the piece or just with the picture ?
Hello There.
I'm having difficult time closing the sketch into a planar surface as shown on 5:20.
After i've made the sketch and followed exactley on the outline of the mouse- i entered the planar surface selction- selected the sketch intended and the it does nothing, it simply stays on the planar surface selection area.
Can you help me with that, please?
Thank you.
Still one of the best to start from
10 years old and still holds up. not bad
Thaks a lot from Mexico.
Awesome tutorial!!!
Great tutorial. One question though. I can't select merge result at 35:02. Any advice? Thanks
I have the same problem and it would be nice if somebody could help with that
same
Do you have a link to the images that you use in this tutorial?
amazing tutorial. Thank you very much
Thanks a lot from Turkey
Is there a similar tool like "freestyle" which is used in catia present in solid edge ST8?
2014 makes this so much easier! Projected curve eliminates the 3D spline fiddling. Boundary is like a super loft. new spline types, and new functions :)
Chris Stavro its you again
if you wanted one of those splines to be along a straight edge (in one plane ie a fixed distance from centerline but over a curve in another axis) for a certain distance but with all the curves up to that point nicely tangent . how would you do it? i cant find a way to do it without using a line section in between two splines then it wont loft using it .... there has to be a way!!!! am i taking the wrong approach? cant find anything like this anywhere
Terrific tutorial!
Thx foe helping, you a much better than my paid teacher.
Great tutorial! The part at 28:48 doesn't work for me though. I couldn't create that loft myself.
This is one of the problems I had last time: I keep getting a gap between the horizontal and vertical sections on the mouse. it looks fine to the eye but when you really zoom in, they aren't joined. Trying to add relations doesn't seem to hack it... help?
great tutorial, many thanks
nice vid,it helped a lot thanks
Thank you from Tunisia
when I created the surface knit it did not separate the spline and did not have any constraints, I was wondering the reason for this?
Hi, I don't know why but when i select any spline, I cant see the arrows, so I'm not able to play around with spline's curvature. Could you help me find out how to show the arrows? Thanks
Hi everyone! I was wondering, if is there a way to "unfold, unwrap or flatten 3d surfaces" in Solidworks ?
How exactly did you create a midpoint relationship with the right surface plane and and the second line plane 6:24... Im not that fluent in solidworks just trying to learn a little more for my upcoming project
the filled surface option is not available on the 2015 edition..... what is the solution to that?
and is there an alternative to that method?
Thanks for the upload
how did u split this line on two so u could use the profile for the luft at 13:00 ?
please write back
do you know how to do reflective surface when modelling? And how to do that blue bright selection ? someone pls shine me up.
I can't get the drag handles for my spline ? Does anyone know where I can find this ?
honestly guys i think this is gonna work!