Not sure if your drawing is different, but it can be curve, object colliding with itself. It happens for example if you try to pull too big pipe along too tight curve. Hmmm...Remember to select the line for revolve around.
Yes thank you, things have finally worked! Also I figured this problem seems to occur when I'm looking on the object at the wrong angle/plane so the pulling effect was having a hard time identifying the point that will be affected by input from user.
There is faster ways on other software and perhaps for DSM also (using math formulas etc.). But here you have control for strict dimensions starting from 2D plane.
Finding the right software that is simple to use and will work anywhere is not an easy thing to do. Honestly DSM is overkill for what I generally need but I don't have to worry about it not working when the internet is down or not supporting some weird feature I might need.
Oh! Nice! I have got problems with DSM with some "boolean" cutting, intersecting 3D pieces together. My laptop & DSM just refused to make the cut. This I have not tried.
I have a motto: "the work teaches you" (bad translation). So just by doing the things you get "the enlightenment" how the tools work. But perhaps there could be some little side notes.
Love your videos. Direct, simple, to the point. Thank you.
Thanks! Very much! Always nice to hear if someone liked the video.
Great video, it gives examples of many valuable procedures.
Thanks! Sometimes the procedures could go faster or some other way, but it's not necessarily always very educative then.
A Very Good help. I use ds only from few time,bere autocad, you tutorial are Very Clear And i use forse modellino in cnc programming 😊😊
Nice! Keep on working!
A good exercise to get familiar with DSM. Thanks
do one half mirror and combine?
-Need help-
At 2:35 I can't seem to pull the object like what your video shows, instead I get an error "Extrude Produced no Result".
Thanks in advance
Not sure if your drawing is different, but it can be curve, object colliding with itself. It happens for example if you try to pull too big pipe along too tight curve. Hmmm...Remember to select the line for revolve around.
Yes thank you, things have finally worked! Also I figured this problem seems to occur when I'm looking on the object at the wrong angle/plane so the pulling effect was having a hard time identifying the point that will be affected by input from user.
wheh thats a lot of work
Well some...But it gives you a lot of control. This is not a "speed modeling video". And you cannot use a math formula on DSM.
That is a ridiculous amount of steps for such a simple object. Literally 13 minutes to accomplish something that should have taken 2 or 3.
There is faster ways on other software and perhaps for DSM also (using math formulas etc.). But here you have control for strict dimensions starting from 2D plane.
Finding the right software that is simple to use and will work anywhere is not an easy thing to do. Honestly DSM is overkill for what I generally need but I don't have to worry about it not working when the internet is down or not supporting some weird feature I might need.
Oh! Nice! I have got problems with DSM with some "boolean" cutting, intersecting 3D pieces together. My laptop & DSM just refused to make the cut. This I have not tried.
While I appreciate this video, it would be even more helpful if you were to explain WHY you do everything.
I have a motto: "the work teaches you" (bad translation). So just by doing the things you get "the enlightenment" how the tools work. But perhaps there could be some little side notes.