That's all fine and dandy, but what about a repeating pattern around a hollow cylindrical tube? I.E. placing air vent slots in the same directions as the tube?
in that example you are right, but if it was a complex shape extruded cut would end up pretty nasty, out of shape and had problems all over the object. This is something like wrap but to have right dimension on finished product.
And wa la, you forgot to show the finished product.
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The top or bottom face of the cylinder has a flat surface. If the face has curvature or has a dome like feature how can i draw a direction vector
thanks but how to extrude in to the body and fill with the surface, please help
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That's all fine and dandy, but what about a repeating pattern around a hollow cylindrical tube? I.E. placing air vent slots in the same directions as the tube?
I'm looking for similar thing. I want to make a cut in a cylinder and then make it 3 time to create slots for rocket fins
Use circular or linear pattern on the 3d sketch
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Hi, how would you make that slot all the way around the circle in a straight line? Thanks!
nice video!! i wonder if the slots can be filleted?
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How to make design on slot on cylinder
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How to do extrude cut on cylindrical surface and that extrude cut should have draft inwards
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Why can you not just use extruded cut?
in that example you are right, but if it was a complex shape extruded cut would end up pretty nasty, out of shape and had problems all over the object. This is something like wrap but to have right dimension on finished product.
really nice voice
can you create a beats pill 2.0 type of body?
didnt help
i need help
Cool. Well done!
great work
how can i delet the direction line later?
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ım trying to make m16 rotating bolt
For some reason she reminds me of GLADoS from Portal.
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Nice condescension. "I guess he means cylindrical." Anyone in the industry knows that a round rod, (vs. square, hex, rectangular...) is a cylinder.
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