This video was EXACTLY what I was looking for, I just started using shapr this year and its been going great, but I always was thinking it would be great to know what to pay attention too when trying to make parametric modeling work out well. This is it, really on point tips, thanks so much!!!
Wow! This is really cool! Thank you for starting from the beginning for someone brand new to parametric modeling. I’ve struggled to get precise dimensions in my drawings. This will help!
Hi Sam!!! Very happy on keeping up with your ID industry learning content! Always in the lookout to learn more! Specially integrating Sharper3d workflow into the Vision Pro set up! Amazing! What I’d like to add in this comment is more related to giving back to youuu! You may want to add in your channel/videos the ‘Thanks’ ❤️ +💰button, and get more than credit! Just a thought! Thank you! In Sam we Trust!
Between the curvature and continuity type (G1 / G2) of the built-in fillet I have so far found it does all I need, but I’m glad to have this techniques you shared up my sleeve.
History seems to grow down, so you need to scroll all the way down to get to where you last actioned. Should be building the history list from bottom up so your last actions are easily found at the top of the list. Quicker and easier i would say.
That’s an interesting way of framing it. You can think about it like writing instructions to the CAD program. It’s like writing on a sheet of paper - any instruction you start with is at the top of the sheet, and each new instruction is on a new line.
@@SamDoesDesign yes but you build objects from the ground up. Also its easier to search from the top level and more likely to be where you want to edit last minute changes.
This video was EXACTLY what I was looking for, I just started using shapr this year and its been going great, but I always was thinking it would be great to know what to pay attention too when trying to make parametric modeling work out well. This is it, really on point tips, thanks so much!!!
Wow! This is really cool! Thank you for starting from the beginning for someone brand new to parametric modeling. I’ve struggled to get precise dimensions in my drawings. This will help!
2:44 I want to see the instructions package, where can I see the results? Thanks
Hi Sam!!! Very happy on keeping up with your ID industry learning content! Always in the lookout to learn more! Specially integrating Sharper3d workflow into the Vision Pro set up! Amazing!
What I’d like to add in this comment is more related to giving back to youuu! You may want to add in your channel/videos the ‘Thanks’ ❤️ +💰button, and get more than credit! Just a thought!
Thank you! In Sam we Trust!
if you were my teacher when i was a teenager in the 90', by now, i would be a genius :)
how does the rectangle pivot???
Have you tried Shapr's G2 continuity curvature feature?
Yes! I use the G2 fillet option whenever it’s an important radius. I don’t mind standard fillets for small edges like parting lines
@@SamDoesDesignPlease make a video about it.
Between the curvature and continuity type (G1 / G2) of the built-in fillet I have so far found it does all I need, but I’m glad to have this techniques you shared up my sleeve.
Great video!
This is Brilliant
Woww, this feature is a game changer
It definitely is! I’m already using the beta on a live project
History seems to grow down, so you need to scroll all the way down to get to where you last actioned. Should be building the history list from bottom up so your last actions are easily found at the top of the list. Quicker and easier i would say.
That’s an interesting way of framing it. You can think about it like writing instructions to the CAD program. It’s like writing on a sheet of paper - any instruction you start with is at the top of the sheet, and each new instruction is on a new line.
@@SamDoesDesign yes but you build objects from the ground up. Also its easier to search from the top level and more likely to be where you want to edit last minute changes.