Introduction To Modeling In 3ds Max 2012
Good designers and engineers know how to explore and iterate their designs. Thankfully, computer aided design (CAD) allows you to do just that—explore and iterate your design—until the model suits your needs. However, this iteration process isn’t as easy as it sounds. It requires you to move quickly and seamlessly back and forth from 2D sketching to 3D modeling—and so, that’s the primary skill we’ll be practicing in this course.This course covers 2D and 3D workflows, through a series of short lectures and hands-on exercises. In the first part of the course, we’ll start with 2D sketching in Autodesk® Fusion 360™, and we’ll review the various Fusion 360 workspaces, including: sketching and parametric modeling, free-form modeling and sculpting, and direct and assembly modeling.
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You’ll learn the skills necessary to use CAD from the start, applying its full capabilities when exploring and changing your designs. Then, in the second part of the course, we’ll transition from 2D to 3D modeling. And finally toward the end, we’ll explore and apply various 3D modeling techniques that can be used to create models that can be easily changed and experimented on.Take the next step in preparing for your future career and become a certified user.
This course is aligned to the Autodesk Fusion 360 Certified User exam and will help prepare you for the exam. In this lesson, you will learn the main differences between 2D and 3D models in Fusion 360. You will create a new project, upload and save files, and use the Fusion user interface to survey a 3D model of a reciprocating saw.After completing this lesson, you will be able to:. Create new projects, and open and save models in Fusion 360.
Use the Viewcube, navigation, display, and orbit tools to survey and edit CAD models in Fusion 360. Use the browser in Fusion 360 to view and edit 2D and 3D elements such as Sketches and Bodies. In this lesson, we'll sketch 2D shapes and use them to create a simple 3D CAD model in Fusion 360™. We'll then produce technical drawings and other documentation for your 3D model. In this lesson, you will learn how to use parametric sketching in Fusion 360 by drafting a trigger for the reciprocating saw, using sketch tools, constraints, and an attached canvas image for reference.After completing this lesson, you will be able to:. Import and calibrate reference images in Fusion 360.
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Sketch the main shape of the saw trigger using splines and lines in Fusion 360. Edit splines, add dimensions, and apply constraints to sketches in Fusion 360. Use the attached canvas image for reference. In this lesson, you will begin by first learning some foundational sketch creation techniques, such as sketching lines, arcs, circles and rectangles. You will also be introduced to more advanced sketching techniques, where you will create patterns, project sketches and define sketch dimensions and constraints, as well as create work planes and sketch on faces. In this lesson, you will learn how to import a photograph of the reciprocating saw which you will use as reference to Freeform model & sculpt the saw handle casing.
In this lesson, we'll learn how to use Fusion 360™ assembly modeling tools and features to create and drive Joints for parts in the saw assembly.