New Tutorial - 5 Sided Blend with ISDX

[E-Cognition]

Hello fellow MCAD Professionals!

I've recently posted a new tutorial and I thought you would like to know . . .

When the "Round Tool" is not enough to get the blending that you need
in your product development, you enter the realm of "Advanced Surface
Modeling". Once there, you run up against all sorts of new modeling
challenges. One of the most common is the 5-sided blend!

Here's the link: 5-Sided Blend with ISDX

I hope you like it.


Edited by: E-Cognition

 

[cweigold]

Sweet! Thanks!

 

[Kevin De Smet]

Not bad, not bad at all!
And a common issue, thanks for the tip

 

[jsantangelo]

As always a great and informative tutorial

Keep them coming.

 

[Jacoolo]

great stuff Leo

 

[tobbo]

sweet video Leo!


//Tobias

 

[Jacoolo]

the fact is that from month to month the no. of tutorials for Pro/e in general is increasing.

Minus - they are placed among many different sites, but they are...

such activity as Leo presents are the air to breath for Pro/E community

regarding surfacing - I feel confident to say that this forum + tips from Leo stay strong as gread resource for surface modeling in Pro/e

keep going

 

[Kevin De Smet]

I would tend to agree, Pro/E tutorials are hard to find. The only harder ones are even more pompous softwares like NX and CATIA

 

[tobbo]

I would like to add that " a higher level of tutorials" are hard to find. Basic and "medium"stuff is easy....just google "pro/E tutorials"and you will find tons of material, or look at youtube.


Keep up the good work Leo.


//Tobias

 

[tobbo]

btw, when it comes to tutorials, i posted a few links here :


http://www.mcadcentral.com/proe/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=38 393&PN=2&TPN=12


Or look inthe "modelling" forum , thread: "is proe old timer" page 12


(and offcourse, look at jacek.s page, he