How to model a Perfume Bottle in SOLIDWORKS?

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In this SolidWorks tutorial, you will discover how to model a perfume bottle in SOLIDWORKS. In this video you will be introduced to SOLIDWORKS features like:
- Split Line,
- Surface Sweep
- Loft
- Fillet
- Cut Sweep
- Shell
- Delete Face
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[@userGGG702]

THank you so much sir, it is so helpful and beautiful

[@mixlimantz]

Thank you for your video. Can you set the capacity of the liquid stored in the bottle? For example, 0.1 litre or 0.5 litre bottle..

[@LambertZero]

Not to my knowledge, but you can measure the volume after the fact and set a sensor that will give you a hint if you go over or under set volume as you're modelling.

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Oops, I just discovered your message but I will upload a video to cover this subject soon! :)

[@goncalocostamartins4918]

For anyone still doing this tutorial, I found what I think may be a better way of doing that triangle cut sweep. Use a cut loft instead. I couldn't get the triangular profile to remain parallel to the top plane throughout the whole sweep, so the shape was never going to be right at the top. For the cut loft, I used the centreline options for the split line and I had to add in some control at the midplane otherwise it would make the cut thinner at there. I just did this by making the same triangle at a 45º angle.
Are there any other disadvantages to using the loft tool in this case that I probably don't know about? It seems like if I wanted it to be perfect, I would've had to add a triangle at every mm along the way. Obviously that's not very convenient, but I'm quite happy with the result regardless.

[@goncalocostamartins4918]

Also I had to create a composite curve from the split line in order to make the circular pattern work afterwards