Learn how to create inside geometry using thickness or shell.
- [Instructor] There are several ways…that you can generate your part thickness.…Currently, I just have a large enclosed volume.…Let me go ahead and hide the parting surface,…and I'll just hide the die line…as well as the datum csys here.…So here I have my completely enclosed solid volume.…If I go into Shell, I basically select…the face that I want to remove,…and then enter in the thickness that I want.…So I'll just start typing thickness,…and it'll create that link to the parameter.…
The nice thing about Shell is that…it does give you alternate thicknesses,…and you have all sorts of capabilities…to go inside thickness and outside thickness.…So if I were sculpting, let's say a volume…that was going to fit into a bottle,…but I'm not quite sure of the shape of…the actual final bottle,…I could sculpt out where the liquid would sit,…and then do an outside shell.…So I have lots of options here within the shell tool.…Now with the shell tool, if I come in,…and let me just simple select okay,…you can see I have my thickness.…
Released
1/8/2019- Inputting styling data (the A side)
- Defining the parting surface
- Creating the B side
- Adjusting part thickness
- Creating bosses and ribs
- Draft analysis
- Adjusting wall thickness
- Final fillets to represent the real-world shape
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Video: Part thickness: Shell method