Quick modeling a quad bike | Modeling projects

Join industrial designer Sam Gwilt ( / @samdoesdesign ) as demonstrates his efficient workflow in Shapr3D, focusing on quickly modeling, analyzing, and comparing design iterations. Follow Sam as he transitions from 2D sketches to a fully realized 3D model of an electric quad bike, showcasing how Shapr3D enhances the design process for rapid ideation and refinement.
• Set up sketches: Learn to import and scale 2D sketches, setting a strong foundation for accurate 3D modeling.
• Extrude tool: Use the Extrude tool to shape components from sketches, building key elements like wheels and the chassis.
• Mirror tool: Mirror components across the central plane to efficiently create symmetrical parts.
• Copy tool with link option: Duplicate and link parts, allowing for synchronized updates across multiple iterations.
• Chamfer/Fillet tool: Smooth and refine edges for a professional finish, adjusting fillet radii to suit your design needs.
• Visualization: Apply realistic materials and textures to evaluate design aesthetics, making it easier to present concepts to stakeholders.
• AR tool on Apple devices: Utilize the built-in augmented reality (AR) tool to visualize your model in real-world environments directly from your Apple device for an interactive way to share and present designs.
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[@SamDoesDesign]

Thank you for inviting me back for another Shapr tutorial! I love making these 🙌

[@gilpollard1661]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@pastorrich7436]

Hello, Sam, thank you for your tutorial! Question: Can a layered vector file be imported, directly, as objects, layer by layer, to build the 2D rather than tracing a flattened image?

[@kwzon]

Great video. Would be nice with HDR rendering in AR though 😊

[@nzspambot]

Yeah really needs a better scaling way IMO, its very hacky to scale this way vs say scale via two point directly on the image

[@uz_shapr-3d305]

When will the analysis of the assembled parts be?