Pebble Form Using G3 Constraint in Solidworks

This video is an update to an older exploration, using variables to control a form. I've updated the sections to use the G3 constraint in the sketcher and also used connections in the boundary surface to improve the flow.
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The file is available to download here. Note it is a SW 2021 file
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[@vma3541]

Sorry for comments all being similar, Andrew, but .... this video deserves the same as many, many of your previous videos ==> Great job man !!! + thks for sharing your knowledge to all

[@Rick-pi9zn]

this man is a treasure

[@VP-fx2wx]

Andrew Jackson. You did it again my man. Another awesome tutorial. I’m amazed with your knowledge on Solidworks. This is gold👏🏽

[@FatehMerrad]

Good job Andrew

[@kickonthejams]

Great tutorial, could you explain why you used tangent to face in your boundary surface instead of the curvature to face? Since you were trying to get G3 I would have thought to use the curvature relation. thanks!

[@evil1the7cat]

Hey Andrew, love the videos, always have some amazing techniques. I've pretty much exclusively done parametric modelling in my career but Rhino is something I've always wanted to sit down and learn. I'm curious, in your real-world work what does your workflow involve? i.e do you create these kinds of surface models in Rhino and port over to SW for detail design? My basic knowledge of Rhino is that these kinds of forms are much easier to create.

[@liamwalker8]

Subscribed and liked really appreciate your content Andrew.

[@davidkornaev]

Thank you, King! :)

[@sn0m0be]

The end result is "fairly smooth" he says.

[@cadcaetutorial2039]

So nice