Hi Daniel. I have a question for you about the thickness of the surface. I tried many times to get a thickness on a cylinder but Rhyno make two surfaces, one inside and the other outside the cylinder, I tried also to draw a cylinder section having a thickness and then using revolve but the thing didn't change too much. The reason for that is that I want to print some objects, like little tanks which must be empty inside, having a certain thickness, but it seems impossible. So, is there any way to make a cylinder, or a sphere, or a tank that are closed solid surfaces having a specified thickness without getting two different surfaces? Thanks, for your answer.
Thank you for the tutorial. I have a question. I Trimmed a shape on a dome and whenever I want to offset that surface, it just won’t select or give me the option. Someone help ;(
if i use extrusion i can import it to inventor. If i use offset surface (with solid yes) inventor shows me just surfaces, not a solid modell and i cannot convert it into a solid in inventor. Can anyone help me? Thanks!
Can this translate well when i do the make2d command on it, or will some contour and shapes be hidden, if so is there a way to translate this shape on a 2d scale to work directly on it on illustrator
DUDE IVE WATCHED SO MUCH VIDEO ABOUT EXTRUDESRF, BUT THAT OFFSETSRF IS WHAT I NEED, THANKYOU SENSEI
That helped me with a problem. Thanks for the instruction tip.
Thank you sensei
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Hi Daniel. I have a question for you about the thickness of the surface. I tried many times to get a thickness on a cylinder but Rhyno make two surfaces, one inside and the other outside the cylinder, I tried also to draw a cylinder section having a thickness and then using revolve but the thing didn't change too much. The reason for that is that I want to print some objects, like little tanks which must be empty inside, having a certain thickness, but it seems impossible. So, is there any way to make a cylinder, or a sphere, or a tank that are closed solid surfaces having a specified thickness without getting two different surfaces? Thanks, for your answer.
merge all faces command
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thanks, much appreciated!
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Thanks you
Thank you for the tutorial. I have a question. I Trimmed a shape on a dome and whenever I want to offset that surface, it just won’t select or give me the option. Someone help ;(
if i use extrusion i can import it to inventor. If i use offset surface (with solid yes) inventor shows me just surfaces, not a solid modell and i cannot convert it into a solid in inventor. Can anyone help me? Thanks!
Throw inventor out its auto cad
thank you
Can this translate well when i do the make2d command on it, or will some contour and shapes be hidden, if so is there a way to translate this shape on a 2d scale to work directly on it on illustrator