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that would be great if it did. I know its a different software but blender does have some addons that lets you use it in a more CAD like way

Under the modify tab there is a thickness option. You can also do it when you have finished forms and go to the surfacing tab

i originally found the label here: www.delitea.se/prime-hydration-blue-raspberry-sportdryck-50cl i then put into photoshop to edit it slightly

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thank you

Thank you 🙏

I can have a look and see if I can figure it out, do you have any reference images that you had in mind

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you glad to hear you're enjoying the videos, I am still making them just not quite as frequently

Either use chamfer or fillet depending on the shape of bevel you want start off quite small and slowly increase till you find the size that looks right

@@designwithsimon thanks for getting back to me. I was able to kind of figure it out. Watching your N64 tutorial helped as well.

no problem, glad it helped

Thanks!

Thanks glad you found it helpful

Thanks glad it was helpful

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Yea I'd say so. Sometimes it's really hard to find references at the perfect angle but if youv got the side views you can work it out from there

No problem 😊

Thank you!

what is it your trying to model?

Glad to hear that

Thank you. i think sometimes the fillets don't work because there are faces or edges that are to close together or overlapping. Sometimes the order you do the fillets in matters so i have had the fillets not work but then just filleted all the edges around it and then tried again and it has worked. And sometimes i think fusion just wants to be difficult

Thank you Glad you like them!

Do you have any suggestions or videos on how to create geometric designs on the surface of these shoes or other devices? For example auxetic shapes or hexagon designs to give them a unique aesthetic

its been a while since i did this model but you may be able to make an offset plane draw the pattern and emboss onto it, not 100% sure if that would work but its the first thing i would try

Great to hear! Thank you

Your welcome glad you enjoyed it

For this one I used Amazon and screen shotted them. But Pinterest is also pretty useful alot of the time as well

Thank you, I'm not sure if I still have it anymore I'll have a look and see if I can find it

Thank you

On the right hand side in the properties panel. There should be an arrow for a drip down menu. You need to change the file type to alpha blending. Alpha means it will allow you to turn opacity on. When youv changed it to alpha you should then be able to scroll down on each material layer and a tick box next to opacity should of appeared and you can just tick that to turn it on

​@designwithsimon Thank you!!, also another problem i have is when I finished my maya model in Substance painter and export the textures back to maya a strange thing happens to my model were it is disfigured and messed up but only happens to hollowed out models like a bottle,bowl,etc it's really weird, any advice? 4:47

sorry im not sure ill have a look at see if i can figure it out

You are welcome! iv recently started trying to use blender in the process and really like the results so far

Thank you glad you enjoyed it

Thank you! 😃

Construction planes you create stay on untill you turn their visibility off with either V on the keyboard or click in the eye icon in the left hand

Thanks, will do!

Great to hear!

Your welcome glad you're enjoying the project it was a lot of fun to do

Thank you, I will be doing another updated version this week as they have added a new really useful feature

Not yet but I am looking to make them available in the future, just need to find the best way to host them

What is it that's happening? I think the most common problem will be that it's not a closed profile so it won't let you extrude it. Normally if you hover the mouse over it it will highlight it if it's a close profile, if it dosent it means there is a gap somewhere

@@designwithsimon I turned off the chain selection and extruded it one by one kind of like how you did and that managed to solve it. thank you for the advice!

your welcome glad you managed to solve it

Your welcome glad it helped

Thank you so much!

yea definitely , ill take a look and see if i can figure it out, do you have a particular design you like

@@designwithsimon I think the original Rx-78-2 head should be fine. I should be able to apply the techniques to other gundam heads. Thank you 🙇🏽‍♂️.

ok ill see what i can do, it may take a while to figure out

Not at all I'll take a look do you have a particular reference in mind?

@@designwithsimon No, no particular reference at all, any cowl you would like. I'm just grateful that you are willing to consider making a tutorial for a cowl.

no problem, looks like it will be a fun project to figure out

@@designwithsimon I'm subbed with notifications on , I'm ready!

Just to say iv replied to your comment on the other video

Sounds like a good project I'll have a look into it

It will add it in the modelling workspace as well but it won't physically alter the actual model it will just give the appearance of it and use light and shadow to try and make it look realistic

@@designwithsimon thanks, that's what I thought. Do you have any videos on how to put textures on models by chance?

For that you would need a software that does sculpting, a free version would be blender but there are others like mudbox or zbrush. It's not something I'm particularly good at yet but I am in the process of learning so when I can I will make some videos on it

@designwithsimon actually, just started with blender. Workflow is a bit different but man is it fun. Load in any of your models and sculpt with whatever textures you want! Only problem I have with it so far and what to do about it: it deforms the models shape, so anything that's got a tolerance built it will get messed up. My solution, make the exterior of the model first, then use blender to texturize it, then back to CAD to do the rest of the accurate modeling.

sounds like a good workflow il have to give it a go

When I calibrated them I may of not lined them up exactly, still worked ok though

In the side view it differs quite a lot in height. I think it would be more correct to scale this drawing according to the largest size that we know, that is, 40 mm. then it would be as accurate as possible. And it would be much easier to work with this

Good idea I'll mention it in the next video

Glad it helped

You're welcome