Awesome tutorial and thank you very much for providing the necessary resources for free. But unfortunately for me, impossible to find a tutorial to link several fillets together to make only one (in "NURBS mode") in solidwork
Hi, thanks for the valuable feedback and the kind compliment. It's a shame to hear it can't be done properly using SolidWorks though. I imagine it would be a tedious process of subtracting the fillet areas using boolean operations and then loft the remaining shapes together (easier said than done probably). A shame I don't have the software nor the foundation to do some research on it.
Ben Jorgensen Hi Ben! Hmm..I'm not sure if it's possible to be honest. I have a friend who's using F360 and he hasn't found anything of the kind yet. He manages to utilize the technique, but it's a bit more tedious trial and error efforts involved since he cannot evaluate the NURBS flow directly in the CAD tool
Great explanations Magnus. Pretty sure we discussed this elsewhere, but unfortunately, NX seems to be a bit of a standout in the way it offers control over NURBS patches. At least in my experience, I've not had luck with this in Solidworks or Fusion360. This is still a very helpful tutorial for those interested in this subject.
Thanks Will! Yes, I remember you trying to recreate the results using F360, but it lacked a bit of control of the NURBS. It's undeniably a great set of tools available for full control in NX. Too bad to hear it's not as applicable across platforms.
I'm also trying to create a continuous sweep on Solidworks, even if I have a composite Curve it still creates a tube with different sections, Anyone knows if there's a solution?
Oh I solved my problem! On the sweep options I changed the default -Follow path- for - Torque along the path- . That way it creates a single sweep without different sections
Thanks Magnus! Anyone have experience creating the needed geometry in fusion360? I've been playing with lofts and sweeps in the patch and sculpt environments but cant create a single face surface with even flow.
I had the same problem in SolidWorks. On the sweep options I changed the default -Follow path- for - Torque along the path- . That way it creates a single sweep without different sections. I don't know if there's a similar option on fusion360 though
Cool trick. I did manual painting of textures using a custom brush. I did it all in Blender with a different render engine. Perhaps ill try this method in a different manner. I also use a trick using some small displace mesh with displacement mod. But it doesnt look like its really connected www.dropbox.com/s/d4ktu34hgznnes5/Exhaust_Scratchy%20metal-Welds2_POST.jpg?raw=1
Hi Magnus. Finally got to give this a proper look. That is one well planned and beautifully executed tutorial. Looking forward to see more like this!
Thank you Esben! Glad to hear you like it. I hope to get on the horse and start making a few more in the next few weeks :)
OMG exactly what I looked for!!!! Thanks man!!!
Awesome tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing this knowledge!
Awesome Magnus! great tutorial, thanks for the contribution!
Cheers Chris! I'm happy you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial!
And also many thanks for the textures!
Cheers
Marco
Marco Wodarz-Burmester You're welcome! Hope they help :)
perfect
Thank you so much for very good explained tutorial and super usefull materials!
You are most welcome! Glad to hear it!
thank you for sharing, this video is very useful
Well done mate--helped me solve a problem I was having
Awesome. Glad to hear it!
if you are working with SolidWorks model then turn on the NURBS option in keyshot then you will get same results.
Nice one Magnus!
Thank you Alexander!
That was very clean and informative tut, thanks! Would love to see basic to advanced tutorial on material graph
Hybaryba Fiszu Thank you! Glad to hear that. I've noted down the request. Let me know if you have any particular objects or materials in mind.
I would love to see advanced tutorial on wood material, maybe smth like the one you did on the viking boat;)
thanks for sharing, very usefull and interesting.
i will try it... hope ti see more tips!
Alfredo Fernandez You're very welcome! Glad you found it useful. It will probably come more tips over time :)
Awesome tutorial and thank you very much for providing the necessary resources for free. But unfortunately for me, impossible to find a tutorial to link several fillets together to make only one (in "NURBS mode") in solidwork
Hi, thanks for the valuable feedback and the kind compliment. It's a shame to hear it can't be done properly using SolidWorks though. I imagine it would be a tedious process of subtracting the fillet areas using boolean operations and then loft the remaining shapes together (easier said than done probably). A shame I don't have the software nor the foundation to do some research on it.
Thanks Magnus! Do you know what tool/view I should be looking for in Fusion360? As far as I’m aware, Fusion doesn’t have a NURBS view.
Ben Jorgensen Hi Ben! Hmm..I'm not sure if it's possible to be honest. I have a friend who's using F360 and he hasn't found anything of the kind yet. He manages to utilize the technique, but it's a bit more tedious trial and error efforts involved since he cannot evaluate the NURBS flow directly in the CAD tool
Great explanations Magnus. Pretty sure we discussed this elsewhere, but unfortunately, NX seems to be a bit of a standout in the way it offers control over NURBS patches. At least in my experience, I've not had luck with this in Solidworks or Fusion360. This is still a very helpful tutorial for those interested in this subject.
Thanks Will! Yes, I remember you trying to recreate the results using F360, but it lacked a bit of control of the NURBS. It's undeniably a great set of tools available for full control in NX. Too bad to hear it's not as applicable across platforms.
I'm also trying to create a continuous sweep on Solidworks, even if I have a composite Curve it still creates a tube with different sections, Anyone knows if there's a solution?
Oh I solved my problem! On the sweep options I changed the default -Follow path- for - Torque along the path- . That way it creates a single sweep without different sections
Thanks Magnus! Anyone have experience creating the needed geometry in fusion360? I've been playing with lofts and sweeps in the patch and sculpt environments but cant create a single face surface with even flow.
I had the same problem in SolidWorks. On the sweep options I changed the default -Follow path- for - Torque along the path- . That way it creates a single sweep without different sections. I don't know if there's a similar option on fusion360 though
Vector has mathematical points therefor its resolution independent :)
Exactly! Slightly more eloquently put there :)
@@Miror hahah learned it at school, still find it sounds cool
Cool trick. I did manual painting of textures using a custom brush. I did it all in Blender with a different render engine. Perhaps ill try this method in a different manner. I also use a trick using some small displace mesh with displacement mod. But it doesnt look like its really connected
www.dropbox.com/s/d4ktu34hgznnes5/Exhaust_Scratchy%20metal-Welds2_POST.jpg?raw=1