Autodesk Alias Class A Surfacing Tutorial

Autodesk Alias Class A Surfacing Tutorial. Topics covered in this tutorial are:
- Understand what class A modeling is
- Understand the aesthetic and functional requirements of class A
- Understand how Alias software can effectively tie Class-A modeling to earlier design modeling
- Know tips and tricks of using Alias for class A that can improve your productivity
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[@mclaren3dmodeler253]

It was great to watch the Workflow of creating the auxiliary Drafts and Free Form Blend surfaces. But wouldn't be easier to just use the existing top surface without creating the 'auxiliaries'. Having the top surface as well as the Curve On Surface on the side surface would suffice. Then using the Symmetric Fillet Control would generate same results?

[@wallymcguire2033]

21:15 That was just beautiful. Nice work!

[@pinakgawas3154]

Thanks for the upload. I am kinda self studying Alias from the Foundations site but this video really covered the depths of class A modelling which was very helpful. Barry Kimball thanks for sharing your experience (Great Teaching ) cheers!!

[@UmeshSuper100]

can u help me, where we get detailed subject about alias ?

[@DengSensei]

Respect! perfect explenation, no mistake.

[@lavatr8322]

Oh shit there's no Glory for Class A modeller... Also How much does one get paid?
what if i want to design and do class A surfacing both😅

[@aryanmishra5591]

Hi thanks for the video. It was really informative for a beginner like me. Can you share the link of the website that you were talking about
in the video.

[@simkinsdesignstudios1601]

I am a novice and am trying to learn Alias to get try and get a job in this field in the future. I have used regular AutoCAD & Solidworks in the past for creation of simple parts but not with regards to surface geometry.
Does anyone know of any in-house training for a Certified Autodesk course in Alias, or any tips/courses on how to learn and grow confident in this software?

[@rayfletcher8759]

So class A surfaces don't necessarily have to have G3 continuity?

[@Mark_5150]

I suppose I should have gone into surface modeling since everything you were talking about it pretty obvious to me on how you would build the model.

[@LonleyGuns]

Do designers know all about this theoretical lines? You can't control clay or other modelling material perfectly by hand, even with milled lines.

[@lonelyredwolf4608]

So true, Barry Kimball

[@temasabi2296]

очень круто, заодно подучу английский ;)

[@rasoolyavari8515]

why is converting an alias .wire to .catpart is so killer if possible!I have a hard time to do this and I haven't made it yet.why??????????????????Any idea?

[@MartIn-bn7yy]

More Barry Kimball tutorials please.

[@tejaspatil607]

I want to know about 2020 soft

[@attilamolnar2499]

Where could you get this presentation? It is downloadable from autodesk homepage?
Thanks for the answer!

[@k0walsk]

Thanks for this!

[@impylse]

session feedback: class A lecture :)

[@antoniophillips95]

how o I sign up for the class

[@Alexou2003]

this help me

[@JayTheMachine]

Damn.. I can do this really fast and as you said i am a "men". 😉

[@combojerman28]

yeah right !
5:05
maximum gap distance 0.001
LOL !

[@BK_design]

Not sure what you mean...? The min gap between surfaces will be less than .001 MM...

[@daivat3216]

Can you share us alias crack software in drive because we are unable to get it

[@ettore5697]

Download the student version

[@RhinoTimelaps]

So bad UI. Omg

[@thiagordooo]

Alias is ugly