I can't be the only person that thinks this - tutorials are so much easier to follow if you just say what you are doing, rather than music (even just without the music would be an improvement). Seriously, the 'follow the bouncing cursor' is like trying to decode a tutorial while watching a 'shell game' - I have to pause the video to see which button you actually ended up clicking. Don't get me wrong, I really appreciate the effort and it probably contains everything I would need to know, if only I could follow it. I am just imploring you (and others) to just keep it simple, and say what you are doing, it seems to make for easier to follow videos that require less than half the time and are a joy to watch rather than being had work. Thanks just the same. Cheers, Andrew PS: if it's a language thing, I totally understand, but the message would remain true for others. Thanks.
The tutorial could be better. Showing what the final product is as soon as the video starts is a good idea, but given the name of the video, you'd be better off just skipping to the part when you make the mesh. On a flat plane, for example. Then, you can show a practical example like the one in the video. For people looking for tutorials, everything but the "making circle, extrude, repeat pattern along path, repeat" is non-essential, you could cut it out. The less of the viewer's time you're wasting, the better. (And goodness, drop the EDM) Besides that, nice video. Keep up the great work.
@Halon750, hi! i know it's been 3 years, but i happened to be working on a speaker grille in fusion for my middle school project, all you've got to do is make a hole on the object, preferably the edge, then select the pattern option, and instead of selecting the PATH option, select the CIRCLE option, adjust a few parameters, and your done! hope this helps.
I don't know what I designed with this video. But the fact that I was able to follow and make it is amazing. Thanks. Question: Why did u skip the play, pause, stop button? I mean, I probably know how to do it with the scratch and extrude, but.. it was weird that you cut this part at the end.
I suggest sharing the completed F360 project file for a reasonable pay. That way we can go through the timeline step by step and learn. With RUclips video we have to constantly struggle with pause n play
Sir!!!!! if you make a video on shutter from start to end it will so help and so many confusion will solve and will help me in future I will be very thankful to you also, there is not a single video on the shutter in fusion 360 with explanation
Здравствуйте. Есть ли возможность восстановить проекты? Пришлось переустанавливать программу через время. Ранее слева на вкладке отображались все созданные проекты, теперь там пусто...Учётная запись та же
Thanks for the tutorial, but when I try the first pattern row I only get half circles in sees the extrude of the sketched circle as only a half because it has only cut with half of its area. What am i doing wrong here? Thanks
Hi we can do circular pattern with a imported svg texture like a zebra texture ? I need to do for give this texture to my object and 3d print. I'm going crazy please help. Thanks
@@Zhexss you don't have to cut holes in a solid if you use a texture with white background and black dots. Or you can use not black, but completely transparent dots in a png file. Then apply texture to affect the transparency of a solid and black parts which is zero value will be completely transparent and white parts (value = 1) will remain visible. The method he has shown is still good as you can't UV map the texture in Fusion to get circles to flow nicely around those fillets.
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I have seen a lot of tutorials on patterns, yours looks like the best method so far, and no distortion on curves, great!
I can't be the only person that thinks this - tutorials are so much easier to follow if you just say what you are doing, rather than music (even just without the music would be an improvement). Seriously, the 'follow the bouncing cursor' is like trying to decode a tutorial while watching a 'shell game' - I have to pause the video to see which button you actually ended up clicking.
Don't get me wrong, I really appreciate the effort and it probably contains everything I would need to know, if only I could follow it. I am just imploring you (and others) to just keep it simple, and say what you are doing, it seems to make for easier to follow videos that require less than half the time and are a joy to watch rather than being had work.
Thanks just the same.
Cheers, Andrew
PS: if it's a language thing, I totally understand, but the message would remain true for others. Thanks.
You just blew my mind selecting all the features and doing the rest of he mesh, my mind would never discover this by myself. GREAT!!
The cut to EDM at the end nearly gave me a heart attack..
Taught me a lot of things without saying a word. You’re good at this stuff!
Thank you! Helped me a lot. I pay for a Fusion 360 training and they don't show this.
An easier way would be to use the mirror function to get the first layer and then use the pattern function. Saves time.
The tutorial could be better. Showing what the final product is as soon as the video starts is a good idea, but given the name of the video, you'd be better off just skipping to the part when you make the mesh. On a flat plane, for example. Then, you can show a practical example like the one in the video.
For people looking for tutorials, everything but the "making circle, extrude, repeat pattern along path, repeat" is non-essential, you could cut it out. The less of the viewer's time you're wasting, the better. (And goodness, drop the EDM)
Besides that, nice video. Keep up the great work.
normally I turn down the music but this one I enjoyed and it fits well with the demonstration :-)
Excellent. I just used this feature and it saved me!
Great Video ... It would be just awesome if you could possibly show how its done for a circular pattern .... like a speaker grille.
@Halon750, hi! i know it's been 3 years, but i happened to be working on a speaker grille in fusion for my middle school project, all you've got to do is make a hole on the object, preferably the edge, then select the pattern option, and instead of selecting the PATH option, select the CIRCLE option, adjust a few parameters, and your done! hope this helps.
You are Very good
Really like the pattern aspect of this tutorial... who is down voting these videos? Dear me!
I don't know what I designed with this video.
But the fact that I was able to follow and make it is amazing.
Thanks.
Question:
Why did u skip the play, pause, stop button?
I mean, I probably know how to do it with the scratch and extrude, but.. it was weird that you cut this part at the end.
It is not amazing. It is not grill!
Open Inventor. Grill you use in plastic details. Very interesting and useful function.
Wowza! Rectangular patterning patterns on path.. who knew!? Thank you for this
Thxxx bro, keep supporting ..and help us achieve 1k subscription
the patterning on path was a good idea for the curved face
love the good explanation
That was great. Thank you.
thanks 🤝
It would help alot to slow down and maybe explain what you are doing.
that outro took me by suprise😂
Read this beforehand and the outro still startled me. lol
I was gonna upvote for the nice vid without need of voice and calming music... until the end music started playing...
Thxxx for you patience 😂
Very nice, thank you
Thank you for the video!
just what i was looking for... thanks!
thanks, i like learning through examples.
Great video
Brilliant
WHY must people put music in their videos? I'll never understand this. Ruins the video.
Why do you dislike music in videos? You don't get to choose what they do? 💀
@@charlesthomas5956 it's annoying.
haha suffer some more, I wish that ALL videos that are important to you will have classical music in the background 😂😂😂 @@JF32304
thanks. good work
I am very disappointed whenever videos are made like this. I was hoping the person would talk through what is being done and why.
I can not find method in this patten in inventor
Awesome! Thanks!
Great tutorial. Try to give voice. Excellent Work. Keep it UP.
Turn down the effing music - that hurt!
what was the problem with just telling us? instead of making us watch/listen to all that?
I suggest sharing the completed F360 project file for a reasonable pay. That way we can go through the timeline step by step and learn. With RUclips video we have to constantly struggle with pause n play
I don't know how to do that
I am unable to select pattern feature.it selects only extrude features please help
Why does anyone think doing a bunch of very fast moves on the screen with no explanation is the way to teach? Thanks for wasting my time.
Great work, nice to learn something new.
Thx sir , keep SUPPORTING
This is Def not how to… more than look how I do it fast
how would you make it parametric?, like the number of holes to fill the quantity in the pattern?
I will try to post a video on that
Cool
Sir!!!!! if you make a video on shutter from start to end it will so help and so many confusion will solve and will help me in future I will be very thankful to you
also, there is not a single video on the shutter in fusion 360 with explanation
NICE EARRAPE
Plz make video on how to install "add in" and run it helical and bevel gear generator. I tried but it didn't run.
+Shahbaz Khan ohk bro, I will upload tomorrow, press the bell icon so that you get notification when I upload it
SPARK PLUG thank you boss
Talking is good.
Здравствуйте. Есть ли возможность восстановить проекты? Пришлось переустанавливать программу через время. Ранее слева на вкладке отображались все созданные проекты, теперь там пусто...Учётная запись та же
Thanks for the tutorial, but when I try the first pattern row I only get half circles in sees the extrude of the sketched circle as only a half because it has only cut with half of its area. What am i doing wrong here?
Thanks
select both halfs
Hi we can do circular pattern with a imported svg texture like a zebra texture ? I need to do for give this texture to my object and 3d print.
I'm going crazy please help.
Thanks
👍🇹🇷
niceee thanks bud! :D
Running in copyright concerns for such a silly background song.... And yes, I don't care from who it is...
so much unnecessary modeling in the beginning but thanks. disappointing to see fusion 360 hasno pattern function already built in
5:07 How did you find out the distance to be 61.5 ?
This video was to show you how to make such pattern,
Regarding that 61.5mm , I made that earlier that's why I know
It is not grill! It is perforation!
Obsolete, use sheet metal nowadays.
NOT! Waste of time and geometry! Use transparent textures next time Dingus....
Can you elaborate on what you mean?
@@Zhexss you don't have to cut holes in a solid if you use a texture with white background and black dots. Or you can use not black, but completely transparent dots in a png file. Then apply texture to affect the transparency of a solid and black parts which is zero value will be completely transparent and white parts (value = 1) will remain visible. The method he has shown is still good as you can't UV map the texture in Fusion to get circles to flow nicely around those fillets.