Parametric G3 Connections! - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial - Zen & The Art of SOLIDWORKS Surfacing 03

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Do rough surfaces have you on edge? Got a kink in your spline? Zen out and come to really understand how SOLIDWORKS surfacing works. Using unique advanced techniques, we demonstrate surface modeling workflows that allow you to quickly and easily create the most challenging shapes.
This series of video tutorials covers spline and curve best practices, geometric continuity and how to apply it, how to properly plan and layout complicated surface models, how to properly leverage each of the surface features and modeling strategies to surface the most challenging of shapes.

[@hn7405]

The explanation is clear, and technique is brilliant, thank you.

[@microbaltik]

Dammmmn ! I've been searching & watching solidworks surfacing videos around for a while to perfect myself on a more academic side of things compared to what I learned by myself, and this is the first time I actually come across yours ! I really like how you take down the first layers of things here to get clean surfaces later on ! Things I kind of understood from tryharding when modeling, but made obvious here. Great and simple explanations too ;)

Awesome video as usual! Thank you!

[@DiMonteGroupInc]

Glad your enjoying the series

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks for the excellent explanation. Even though new torsion continuity relation has come your explanation enable me to understand the problem of having G3 relation before.

[@Ak47ram]

Great Video! What if you are matching splines or curves not lines?

[@user-qg8in1zq3p]

Good Video!!! English first, before learning solidworks. I can't understand your wording

[@DiMonteGroupInc]

We are only able to create the series in english