Thank's for the video. The 'Fly Through' feature has also a Zoom-Out option by clicking on Ctrl key while pressing the scroll mouse button. This feature was included in ProductView many years ago.
Excellent! I have been looking for that fly-through mode for a while. It's very helpful for sharing designs. In other modes, you're just a camera far away that can zoom perfectly but in fly-through you can be a little mosquito that flies through passages and small spaces in the model
Excellent video. Over the years I've always preferred the spin center in the center of the screen but I've never figured out how to get it selected by default. I can't find anything in config.pro anyway, it's so easy to manipulate objects with the usual commands that I don't waste a lot of time with it. Thanks
Very handy video! Would you know if there is a way of turning off the mouse spin graphic? That would be nice sometimes. I use Creo4. thanks in advance.
I have a question regarding , where i can find a button for dynemic drage . If you know inventor software and if have been worked on solidworks , you will find there is button for dynemic view and you can rotate object , so please tell whether is button for dynemic view , i don't like to use mouse middle button and one more question , as we use extrude command ,then object needs be view in isometric view by default but it's keep in same position without moving. I done it with sketch but it's not working with modling , can you help me please
Great video, as always. I was wondering, do you think you'll ever revisit the ISDX series? I find myself struggling with understanding the rules, and that's even with referring to my surfacing handbook, the website, and your video (among others). I know you don't take requests, I just think it may be a useful topic to cover. I look forward to the next one!
I don't really have a process for choosing what video I do next. It's more like, "What do I want to make a video on?" There's a good chance I'll do more videos on ISDX as there are topics I have not yet covered.
Thank's for the video. The 'Fly Through' feature has also a Zoom-Out option by clicking on Ctrl key while pressing the scroll mouse button. This feature was included in ProductView many years ago.
Good tips on changing the location of the spin center. If I may contribute, Shift+N is a useful orientation tool.
Excellent! I have been looking for that fly-through mode for a while. It's very helpful for sharing designs. In other modes, you're just a camera far away that can zoom perfectly but in fly-through you can be a little mosquito that flies through passages and small spaces in the model
Agreed I remeber it way back 20 odd years ago in ProEng but until now I thought It no loger existed!
Excellent video. Over the years I've always preferred the spin center in the center of the screen but I've never figured out how to get it selected by default. I can't find anything in config.pro anyway, it's so easy to manipulate objects with the usual commands that I don't waste a lot of time with it. Thanks
Very handy video! Would you know if there is a way of turning off the mouse spin graphic? That would be nice sometimes. I use Creo4. thanks in advance.
I have a question regarding , where i can find a button for dynemic drage . If you know inventor software and if have been worked on solidworks , you will find there is button for dynemic view and you can rotate object , so please tell whether is button for dynemic view , i don't like to use mouse middle button and one more question , as we use extrude command ,then object needs be view in isometric view by default but it's keep in same position without moving. I done it with sketch but it's not working with modling , can you help me please
Great video, as always. I was wondering, do you think you'll ever revisit the ISDX series? I find myself struggling with understanding the rules, and that's even with referring to my surfacing handbook, the website, and your video (among others). I know you don't take requests, I just think it may be a useful topic to cover. I look forward to the next one!
I don't really have a process for choosing what video I do next. It's more like, "What do I want to make a video on?" There's a good chance I'll do more videos on ISDX as there are topics I have not yet covered.