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you will see some of the advanced method for creating surfaces of a car BMW X6
Step 1
1 - open a new file and choose the right plan and click on sketch image
Step 2
2 - but we must prepare images before, we choose the image
Step 3
3 - we put on the transparent image by clicking on the color of the image bleached by the pipette is left to bottom
Step 4
4 - and we do the same steps for other pictures
Step 5
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Step 6
6 - and to plan the back by creating a parallel range plan to plan ahead
Step 7
7 - After I draw a spline on the image to the right plan
Step 8
8 - and extruding the spline
Step 9
9 - drawing a sketch on the plane below and we put two lines of construction until the mid plane
Step 10
10 - and the same operation on the right plan
Step 11
11 - after we make a projection for the two curves
Step 12
12 - After you connect the surface created with the projected line
Step 13
13 - we create another line near the first projection
Step 14
14 - Another projection curve
Step 15
15 - After you connect the two spline curve by a closed 3D sketch
Step 16
16 - and we perform the sketch
Step 17
17 - After we create a sketch on the plane as in the picture below
Step 18
18 - and we restrict the part we do not need
Step 19
19 - the same goes for the rear side of
Step 20
20 - We connect the two surfaces with a 3D spline
Step 21
21 - we create a boundary surface as in the picture
Step 22
22 - we hide the first area created
Step 23
23 - we can create the symmetry
Step 24
24 - and we note that the surfaces created are well established in terms
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31 - We connect the surface created with the projected curve
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33 - you will find the model with other steps in How to create some surfaces of a car BMW X6 ?
Nice one Fateh this will help me and a lot of others that have not done surface modelling yet your a super star and looking forward to seeing this X6 uploaded in your wicked render glory to GrabCAD
I never thought surfacing would be useful for me (it is still something I don't really need with my work area), but this tutorial is excellent!
lol caquelin. quasiment tous les modèles ici sont plus ou moins des modélisations d'objet existants. ce qui est normal. ce site est une bibliothèque de model 3D, pas une source d'inspiration pour l'industrie =) même si ça peut l'être dans certains cas comme les challenges,etc
I have to say thank you too, it will bring a light into my car model to school project.
Great, have been following the guide some, but i think there is one important thing that is missing. You forget to specify in english what all the commands you are using are named. And at some steps you do not have a explanation of what you are supposed to do. Otherwise i like this initiative!!
good work Fateh.
If someone wants to know more about the commands … "Daniel Levoue"
did a DVD about creating car surfaces with solid works … but I think
you can't use it professional … cause no A-Class surfaces possible.
Would be nice if Iam wrong.
funny I have the CAD file for the rear hatch for that car :-) too bad I am not allowed to share it!
IMPRESSIVE!!!
Congratultions, friend.... Really it´s a goob job for the community.
Best regards an a strong handshake ;)
Great tutorial Fateh :)
But could someone please help with the commands used as I can't seem to get some of the steps
Awesome tutorial!!! One question tho, where can we find similar images or how did you go about editing ones you had found?? Thanks again!!!!
So what is the actual question? It seems you got it under control.
edit : "Sorry just figured it out. It's a tute."
Thanks for the tutorial Fateh. Process and methodoly are very well explained . Congratulations , you did a great job!
Gr8 fateh :))) Wi'll surely implement these techniques n my Lambo Reventon
Bon ben moi je suis coincé! :P
Arrête au STEP 13, faire la fenêtre, je vois qu'il y a deux projected curve pour faire la fenêtre.
Ma premiere projected curve est du mauvais bord, elle resort de l'auto...
je viens juste de refaire les lignes et la c'est le bas de la fenêtre mais lui va l'interieur de l'auto...je suis proche!
Boom! Reussi. j'ai compris le principe projected curve! :P
La je suis au step 15, je dois les connecter avec un 3D sketch... ok sa marche
bon moi j'arrête au step 21!
j'ai besoin de pratique pour les 3D sketch, sinon sa fais de mauvais resultat si je continue
thanks man!
don't give up if you try this tutorial!
pour ne pas être embêter avec les esquisses 3D, toujours les modifier sur les vues définies, face,droite,etc, jamais dans l'espace ! ^^
tu peux utiliser une spline 3D a la place de deux courbes projetées. ça fait gagner un peu de temps.
Nice one, had a good play on this during my lunch break , useful practise
Good tutorial that's for free. However, this assumes that you know most of the surfacing tools to use prior to viewing these steps. And if you get confused, steps aren't laid out in a concise fashion. However, again this is a excellent tutorial and saved me some real money!!!!! Thanks!!!!
very good!!
i have a qustion
for import the image i need help
in my solidwork 2011 i dont find the sketch image!??!?!?!
plz help me
tnx
Tools > Customize > Commands > Skatch > Skatch picture (drag the option to the command maneger )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d73gxq-rAZY&feature=channel_video_title
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ueeaSbMQPc&feature=relmfu
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26 parts tutorials already available on youtube.com..
Very good this tutorial, I also like the video lessons, but I am very grateful for the good will, and a hug from Eduardo from Brazil / Sao Paulo
it was soo much helped me to complete my project....
BMW Z4 Coupé (E86).
Thank you Fatah. I am a teacher in a school in malaysia and will be asking the kids to attempt a concept car model in solid works, and i was unsure on how to do it. This gets me started.
cheers
john