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Awesome! Thank you!

Give me more context. Maybe! Hard to say so far haha

@@CoryAllenOfficial You never had a plastic model as a kid? Like Revell, Tamyia... If you did, you would know.

@@wuhegthonjunior8504 I did once upon a time lol. When you say glasses like one internal block, what do you mean?

@@CoryAllenOfficial The windows, front and back glass, maybe my Englis is wrong.

@@wuhegthonjunior8504 no you're all good! So you can definitely create multiple features and have them all in one part to make the glass one entity. How to make each sheet of glass is the only tricky part. I'd imagine probably "sweeps" for each window. What you may find easier is to model each window individually in place then use something like shrinkwrap to combine them after the fact, making one block.

It's hard to say without more information to be honest. Maybe, but probably not lol. Did you have custom appearances on the parts? Or did you apply to face? Perhaps it needs to be one or the other.

@@CoryAllenOfficial Could you share your model ? That might help me to troubleshoot

Unfortunately I no longer have it :( I just made this for designing our lab on campus. Those files are long gone. I wish I could provide more context on this issue!

Still notorious 🤣

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You're welcome!

I'm currently not taking requests but am looking to create a patreon for that very thing!

I do! The video needs a redo because 2024 inventor has a differently laid out frame generator though. Your issue sounds to me like you may be missing the frame generator add in or possibly the content center parts. I'd probably do a full reinstall or Google around to see if there's a way to install content center again

@@CoryAllenOfficial I figured it out! I had the wrong directory for the content library. I found the right one and put it in, and it worked! Thanks for the reply tho!

@@aaronfeenstra1695 sweet! It's the little things 😂

@@aaronfeenstra1695 I have this problem. And how did you do it? Did you find the right path and place it? What is the right way? Could you please speak? Thanks

@@mariagoncalves4619 yes, i don't remember exactly where the files were, but I did find them. I have my license from my work basically, and was installing it at home. If you don't know whether or not you have the files, I would try to reinstall inventor. I just happened to find the right file path.

Sometimes just a good overview is all you need to get going! Glad it helped 😁

Thank you! I'm glad it helped!

I'm glad to hear it!

Yeah to me AutoCAD 3D is best reserved for simple models like chairs and small mesh-like models. One day they should just pull the plug on that toolset and double down on inventor

Maybe! I'm not sure

This video was going to be so long that I definitely had to go fast to not drag it out anymore than necessary. I now use different recording software and have key tracking and mouse highlights to make it easier to follow. Hopefully I will get to re record these down the road because I know it's darn near impossible to track some movements in the vid. Sorry about that!

In your case you'd have to use the default AutoCAD template files. These are the templates we use in class at my college.

It's the technical drawing book from giseke! I'm on mobile rn but if you can't find it lmk and I'll send more info

Thank. Found it. But idk if any pdf available online. Helpful to get a copy

@@abdullahzubair86 unfortunately no PDFs online. VitalSource is a relatively cheap ebook option

If I had more time in the day I certainly would take requests but I'm so busy all the time :( I've been considering making a patreon for this very thing, to help users get content, but I've not dabbled enough yet! Maybe one day!

Part 2?

Glad to hear it! I'd like to think both have their use cases. Perhaps one day joints will replace constraints as they upgrade the features

If I had more time in the day I certainly would take requests but I'm so busy all the time :( I've been considering making a Patreon for this very thing, to help users get content, but I've not dabbled enough yet! Maybe one day!

If I had more time in the day I certainly would take requests but I'm so busy all the time :( I've been considering making a Patreon for this very thing, to help users get content, but I've not dabbled enough yet! Maybe one day!

If I had more time in the day I certainly would take requests but I'm so busy all the time :( I've been considering making a Patreon for this very thing, to help users get content, but I've not dabbled enough yet! Maybe one day!

Since I use this content for the college I am unable to give out the files just in case there's some overlap with the students. Sorry about that! I can tell you the assignment is from the Technical Drawing Book from Geisecke

If I had more time in the day I certainly would take requests but I'm so busy all the time :( I've been considering making a Patreon for this very thing, to help users get content, but I've not dabbled enough yet! Maybe one day!

It's definitely hide-able somewhere. I would imagine it's either hidden under "Frame reference model" or something to that avail. Usually it imports your sketch as "reference skeleton" and puts it under frame reference model.

The book starts simple but I agree

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Around 15:30 I did an extrusion but that's just the default ribbon with no shortcut used. Check and see if you are on the tab that has the features buttons on it

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Make sure to set the video quality to 1080p!

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Hi there, it's been some time since i recorded these. What green dot are you referring to? The yellow dot is the origin point. If yours does not show up when creating a new sketch it may be a setting, however you can always bring the dot in by using project geometry and choosing the origin point! Yellow stuff is all projected geometry FYI :) Thank you! I am from the south haha

@@CoryAllenOfficial Hi Cory, love your accent. Thank you for responding. The yellow origin point sometimes disappears while I'm creating a drawing. Are you familiar with this phenomenon? How do I get the yellow origin dot back? Thanks!!!

@@solarwinds- thank you! So you just use project geometry to project the center point back in your sketch :) it can be lost but always found again!

Hi Moji, what you explain here is relatively vague haha. It sounds to me like you are either drawing without dimensioning or you are drawing without editing dimensions. There's no real way to ensure accuracy with proper constraining and dimensioning

I didn't know about this for years myself! It's too hidden haha. Glad I could help.

Thanks for the feedback

Unfortunately no :( it's unethical to give it out since I teach this content at a college

You're welcome! I hope it helped!

I appreciate it! I'm still in the industry which keeps me sharp 😎

In the settings for the video slow it down to like 0.75. I'm working to rerecord these with my new software that tracks what keys I hit but slowing it down helps until then 🙂

Algorithms lol

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words.

Most welcome 😊

Absolutely! I use it to teach my students but figure it may as well be out there for everyone :)

I'm glad it helped!