hey, theres a problem with the tangency with the mirror symmetry
Ricky Jordan
· 1 year ago
Hi liam,
It took me a few times reading your comment before I think I realized what you are talking about. I believe you are referring to the rear portion of the car behind the cab area where there is a visible line across the centerline of the body. This was done on purpose. Many cars have "witness lines" such as this and that was the intention here. The larger R/C car body I was basing this off of had this witness line so I added it to my model which was a "miniature" version of it.
Great eye to catch that!
Thanks!
Ricky
ali
· 1 year ago
thank you .. it was nice....... is there any new material or enviroment for downloading
Paul
· 10 months ago
Hi Ricky,
I'm particularly interested in how the Appearance selection works in PhotoView. I watched Leuenberger 's video, but he didn't discuss the Appearance selection.
You wrote: "When you setup Appearances in SolidWorks, your Appearances are applied in Groups. For instance, you may apply a single Appearance to many components in an Assembly." How do you this in SolidWorks 2009? I am only able to apply Appearances to a singl assembly, part, feature, or face: I can't multi-select. If you could help me out, I'd really appreciate it (I'm assuming that you must use Solidworks to define the "Appearance Groups" that PhotoView uses; if you can create groups directly in PhotoView, even better).
Thanks, Paul
Wolf
· 9 months ago
do you know how to rotote/ turn which way your grain direction comes into the model?
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It took me a few times reading your comment before I think I realized what you are talking about. I believe you are referring to the rear portion of the car behind the cab area where there is a visible line across the centerline of the body. This was done on purpose. Many cars have "witness lines" such as this and that was the intention here. The larger R/C car body I was basing this off of had this witness line so I added it to my model which was a "miniature" version of it.
Great eye to catch that!
Thanks!
Ricky
is there any new material or enviroment for downloading
I'm particularly interested in how the Appearance selection works in PhotoView. I watched Leuenberger 's video, but he didn't discuss the Appearance selection.
You wrote: "When you setup Appearances in SolidWorks, your Appearances are applied in Groups. For instance, you may apply a single Appearance to many components in an Assembly." How do you this in SolidWorks 2009? I am only able to apply Appearances to a singl assembly, part, feature, or face: I can't multi-select. If you could help me out, I'd really appreciate it (I'm assuming that you must use Solidworks to define the "Appearance Groups" that PhotoView uses; if you can create groups directly in PhotoView, even better).
Thanks,
Paul