3D PRINT ANIMATION IN SOLIDWORKS - IN-CONTEXT MODELING - TUTORIAL

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2019
  • Hey everyone! In this video I go over how to make the 3D Print - like animation that I featured in Day 20 of #CADModelOfTheDay !
    If you have any more questions, feel free to comment them below, or on the post themselves. Who knows, they can become a video!
    #solidworks #animation #3dprint #3d #cad #3dmodeling
    Music by Cordio:
    cordio.bandcamp.com
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Комментарии • 6

  • @r.n.6185
    @r.n.6185 4 года назад

    Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for, very clear explanation too!

  • @eiao99
    @eiao99 4 года назад

    Hey! Thanks for making a video on this! Very interesting :)

    • @VirtualFlat
      @VirtualFlat  4 года назад

      No problem! I think it's a cool technique that I've never seen anywhere else, so it's a good idea to share. Thanks for watching!

  • @codygoss7294
    @codygoss7294 3 года назад

    How did you create the graphic that shows your keystrokes in the upper right of the screen? I teach SW to community youth (Virtually, yay 2020+1) and this would be extremely
    helpful.

  • @romanmoreno9665
    @romanmoreno9665 4 года назад

    Hi Robb. Do you have plan share with your youtube community how did you make all of that models in your challenge #CADModelOfTheDay? Make video or just provide model).

    • @VirtualFlat
      @VirtualFlat  4 года назад +1

      Hey thanks for your comment! I wish I had the resources and time to make a video about every single #CADModelOfTheDay model I make, but that's not something I can pull off right now. I am only making videos on the ones that I think are extra interesting or the ones where people have questions about it.
      You can always request a video to be made about a specific model if you'd like!
      As for providing them, I am happy to do that, but only when someone specifically asks for it thru DM. The last thing I would want is someone to steal the models and start selling them on a different site, but I am always happy to help with a personal 3D printing project or something like that :)