In this Web tutorial, we will create a mower cover for a kids toy lawn mower. We will learn curve creation, how to create different types of surfaces, what the effects are when we create an associative solid and filleting as a solid instead of surfaces. We will also learn the concept of using associative solids for booleans instead of trimming surfaces, using profiles to add holes, using the Pattern command, and finally modification of original curves to change the solid when finished.
Think3 tutorial explores the basics of curve and surface creation and modification by creating a teapot from scratch, refining its shape and turning its surfaces into a solid, think3, January 13, 2004\r\n
Think3 tutorial explains how to manage solids from different profiles and how to manage draft angles starting from different draft solids, then joining them with Booleans, think3, January 13, 2004\r\n
This tutorial will familiarize you with the methods of evaluating the shape and create 2D curve of the object. Our goal is not to create an accurate model but know the tools and the ways to use them inside thinkdesign. In this task, you will use curve creation and curve editing commands to create a framework on which we`ll build our 3D geometries.
This task will show you how to generate 3D curves from the available 2D drawings and how to analyse them. The final objective of this webtraining task is to generate a 3D profile of a chair that will be completed using the surface Modeling techniques.
This is the first in the series of tasks that enable you to design a 3D economy car from a 2D sketch using the thinkID environment. In this task we`ll show you how to generate 3D curves from 2D curves and finally generate the first few surfaces using these 3D curves.
This tutorial walks you through using the Global Bend command. Instead of just bending the solid model, we are going to show how we can modify specific dimensions. We will also learn how to use the Global Radial Bend command. In this tutorial we will make the shape of a car nose little more tapered.
