3D Modeling for Newbies Lesson 2 Creating Components and Fade & Tilt
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- 3D Modeling for Newbies
Episode 20 - Lesson #2
Creating Components, Fade & Tilt
We continue with our look at the “Create Components” tool within the Aspire software.
The tools we’ll be using are;
Draw vectors
Create shapes
Changing Component Properties
Fade & Tilt
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Thanks!
Thank you Michael. Fantastic
Glad it can help
Thank you so much. These lessons are great!
Glad you are enjoyign them
Great video , new to modelling and your videos are excellent with your step by step and clear explanations of how you are building the models.
Ger
There’s always something to be learned from these videos. Thanks for doing this, Michael!
Incredibly informative videos...new to cnc and after viewing several of your videos I now have my first paid customer! I can't thank you enough and look forward to more!
Thanks and all the bets on your projects
Very cool, Michael! Thank you for this!
It's great to be able to learn from your video's it's really helping out.
This education could not have come at a better point in time. Thank you so much for putting these videos together!
This is by far the best series to learn by. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Thank you, glad you like them.
Very Helpful. The component tree has always been confusing. Thanks Michael.
Thank you so much for these video's!
Thank you for these tutorials. You have a great way of explaining things.
These are excellent tutorials, Thank-you. I hope you will consider doing one on zero planes. I have tried many times to figure that out, but still fail.
Thanx
I will do that after the lesson #10 Thanks for the suggestion
At 2:39, how did you bring up the properties menu for add etc?
Right click once the components are selected.
@@mezalick Thanks Michael.
Great tutorials :)
love you man im new b here
I downloaded the trial version of Aspire. My preferred method of learning is to apply what I hear. Unfortunately, The trial version doesn't include the complete library of clipart; such as the water. I get the point though. Thanks for the easy, clear method of instruction. It's great!
Thanks Mike, glad they help.
Thank you! Excellent video and your graphics for Fade and Tilt cleared my understanding after getting confused watching the Vectric tutorials. I did run into the problem with overall model thickness once tilted. I am working with VCarve Desktop and do not have the "Replace Below Option" you addressed at about 12:10. Is there a workaround using level clipping or another option that I do have but do not yet fully understand; "Slice Visible Model into Individual Component Slices?"
Did you ever do the lesson on the zero plane? I was looking for it in your playlist, didn't see it. May be labeled differently.
Pat, I have not made that one yet. It will be for the 2022 playlist. Thanks
I have had other tutorials that discusses building from bottom to top, etc. but that whole methodology is still confusing, which comes first the chicken or the egg. I am hoping this will become clearer as I journey through your lessons - it seems to be critical to understand the concepts of ordering the components. I also noticed in your livestream earlier on making badges that you kept coping components, then turning off the original one, will need to get this understood better. So now I am powering through the videos that lead up to that live stream. Thank you for your tutorials.
Just think thru it, you can't have a chicken egg without the chicken.
I’m trying really hard to not get worked up about the trailing”h” at the d of height. 😢
Mark, since the Gap Below Model was set to 0.35”. Why did the outside rope carve all the way to the bottom of the material? You would think that is base height is 0.35” then nothing will be carved below that. Thanks again.
Joe, I'm not sure what you are referring to. Which video shows this?
That what I get for watching your and Mark Lindsay’s videos in one day. This was meant for Mark sorry. Just started your series for Newbies and trying to decide if I should invest in Aspire.
@@joem2209 I would strongly recommend the investment
I am trying to make a 3/4" dia. X .375 high half ball job size 4" w X 9" h X .75 thick the half ball base at bottom of .75 thickness. I end up above or below bottom of the job. Used 90 degree and varied base height. My goal is a half ball with these sizes that I would then glue onto face of a small PaddleBall paddle to simulate a ball being hit. Ultimately making a small PaddleBall paddle as a Trophy.
Ed, use one of the 3D clipart domes that comes with the Aspire software. Set the property heigth to whatever you want ot to be...
Thanks!
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it. Happy Holidays