Designing products for the real world more often than not requires some work in CAD. In this lesson, you'll learn what CAD is, how it works, and begin building your product in 3D. Tim will cover his techniques for crafting meaningful detail and how to implement it into your product.
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Edward Pan 4 months ago
Hi, just wondering how can you move the "constraint" panel from the middle top to the right side like your setting? Also, usually from experience with other 3D software, the quick key for "finish sketch" is usually "Enter" or "Ecs". Fusion seems to have something different or maybe my setting is not right. I know this is a very basic question but I just can't seem to find the answer.
Edward Pan 4 months ago
Random question, what's the software beside Blender on your screen?
john mauriello 2 years ago
I think Alias actually does have history and is parametric as a result. At least it did when I was using it back in 2011. Great overview, though.
Martin Jablonski 3 years ago
Is the full modeling process available in the archives by now?
Guido Lenzi 3 years ago
Thank you so much for providing the real time modeling process!
I get it that you care more about teaching the principles rather than the tool itself but as a beginner cad user I feel necessary practicing step by step each and every move.
Mitchell Hart 3 years ago
I'm just getting to the 3D portion of the course now and I'm really surprised and disappointed that Tim isn't actually modeling. Instead, he's just showing each part and talking about it. The course has been really good up until this part...
Khaidar Bekezhanov 1 year ago
i agree, very disappointed
Tim Zarki 3 years ago
Hi Mitchell, for the sake of the class run time I had to limit the parts that are modeled in real time to specific sections. I did record the entire modeling process for every part of the class in real time if you would like to watch, and that should be made available in the course archive soon.