Can you explain why when in the XZ plane, if the view is oriented so that the word "top" on the view cube is written legibly the direction from left to right is 180 degrees, but if in the XY plane with the word 'front' on the view cube oriented legibly the direction from left to right is 0 degrees?
Lars Christensen does a great series of videos for Fusion360. I would recommend a series such as he did - initial usage of Shortcuts; sketch to extrusion; McMaster download; make a drawing. I understand what is being presented here, but it is a bit dry and slow. Give us (students) the recognition that if we are here, we have the general concepts - AND IF WE DON'T - we can at least figure out how to enter a circle if you have shown us how to enter a rectangle. :)
Hi, i want to know how i can enable the tools Project Geometry, Modify, Pattern, Constrain, and Insert, since they are all greyed out and i cant access to them, is there a way in which i can enable them?
for 2d sketch, would you recommend fully dimension and constrain your sketch ? and how about the first part in an assembly, would you ground or constrain it or just let it float?
I used to know a lot about inventor 2020. But I forgot most of it after high-school. So now I'm relearning. A problem that I have is that when I want to 3d print something that I design, the preview comes out tiny. Even tho I put all of the dimensions. Like, I wanted to make a chess board. So I made it 8inX8in. Everything looked fine. But when I got to the preview of the print, it looked the size of an SD card, so I went back, and made it 80inX80in. And it was still too small. I printed it, and it's like 4inX4in. So my question is, "how do I make accurate prints?". Am I forgetting to click a setting that makes the dimensions real size instead of presentation size? Any help would be much appreciated. Great video by the way!
Hey, maybe you could help me for my upcoming competition? Aa far as i know it has 3 categories including problem solving and something related to simulation
You are the only one I have found that talks to the viewer. well done
Exellent tutorial! Your understanding of the learning process reallt adds to the effectiveness of your teaching.
Thank you very much for sharing this toutorial ... well done and keep going!
Congratulations on the knowledge sharing initiative.
I don't know if I am going to use this at all, but it is very interesting to watch and learn
Excellent tutorial
This is extremely useful, thanks for uploading.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this it really helps
Can you explain why when in the XZ plane, if the view is oriented so that the word "top" on the view cube is written legibly the direction from left to right is 180 degrees, but if in the XY plane with the word 'front' on the view cube oriented legibly the direction from left to right is 0 degrees?
Thank you, waiting for much more
Thank you so much for the tutorail. It's easy to follow you
I have a problem in the beginnen if a select a plane it will only change color to blue and not even switch to sketch mode.
Can you help me with that
Lars Christensen does a great series of videos for Fusion360. I would recommend a series such as he did - initial usage of Shortcuts; sketch to extrusion; McMaster download; make a drawing.
I understand what is being presented here, but it is a bit dry and slow. Give us (students) the recognition that if we are here, we have the general concepts - AND IF WE DON'T - we can at least figure out how to enter a circle if you have shown us how to enter a rectangle. :)
Very simple and easy to understand. Thanks
Very helpful Thank you very much for doing this
Hi, i want to know how i can enable the tools Project Geometry, Modify, Pattern, Constrain, and Insert, since they are all greyed out and i cant access to them, is there a way in which i can enable them?
for 2d sketch, would you recommend fully dimension and constrain your sketch ? and how about the first part in an assembly, would you ground or constrain it or just let it float?
I used to know a lot about inventor 2020. But I forgot most of it after high-school. So now I'm relearning. A problem that I have is that when I want to 3d print something that I design, the preview comes out tiny. Even tho I put all of the dimensions. Like, I wanted to make a chess board. So I made it 8inX8in. Everything looked fine. But when I got to the preview of the print, it looked the size of an SD card, so I went back, and made it 80inX80in. And it was still too small. I printed it, and it's like 4inX4in. So my question is, "how do I make accurate prints?". Am I forgetting to click a setting that makes the dimensions real size instead of presentation size? Any help would be much appreciated. Great video by the way!
Sounds to me like your printer is printing in mm, but your sketch is in inches, convert one or the other to match
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Hey, maybe you could help me for my upcoming competition? Aa far as i know it has 3 categories including problem solving and something related to simulation
FRC?
Exellent tutorial!
thank you very much relay helpful.
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I learn by doing. This doesn't appear like it's any hands on, just basically watching the instructor do the work for you. Not for me.
Try to avoid saying "go ahead and" so much.
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