21/01/2022
By Anar on 21/01/2022, 16:47
Like any other 3D printers, it's important to spend some time at calibrating your Tina2 if you want to be sure to print accurate dimensional parts.
In this tutorial I'm gonna show you how to do this. Of course this calibrating procedure can also be used for any other 3D printer... and not just our beloved Tina2!
So if your printer doesn't give you accurate dimensional prints, go ahead and read further.
17/11/2021
By Anar on 17/11/2021, 17:37
In this Rocket3F tutorial I will cover Morph Target and Morph Brush.
You probably need Rocket3F Pro version to be able to follow this tutorial.
By Anar on 17/11/2021, 16:05
In this Rocket3F tutorial I will cover FFD Modeling using Lattice Object.
You probably need Rocket3F Pro version to be able to follow this tutorial.
15/11/2021
By Anar on 15/11/2021, 04:01
This is a small subdivision modeling tutorial on how to make a soccerball in R3F.
No text. Only screenshots with comments.
14/11/2021
By Anar on 14/11/2021, 17:58
Rocket3F is a great subdivision modeling software but it lacks tutorials.
I went thru all the R3F and Nvil tutorials and found out that several functionalities are hardly covered... when they are.
So I decided to write a few tutorials that I call "The Missing Tutorials".
They will be useful for me as a reminder (as I had hard time to figure out how some of these tools are working), but should also be useful to others including Nvil users.
22/10/2013
By Anar on 22/10/2013, 19:10
On the DesignSpark forum many people are asking why a STEP file is locked and can't be updated when imported in DSMech.
And they are right to think that this is a very bad point !
I completely agree and I hope the developers will allow STEP modifications in future versions. DSMech will gain popularity if they do so !
But there's a solution and it's called SketchUp...
Edited 29/04/2014 : there's a much easier way as mentioned by Didier in the comments. Thanks Didier !
21/10/2013
By Anar on 21/10/2013, 11:26
I just visited the DesignSpark forum and someone ask how to do some pipes in DSMech.
He already received answers but I personally think that the best an fastest way is the following...
19/10/2013
By Anar on 19/10/2013, 18:17
I untitled one of my previous post "DesignSpark Mechanical : the perfect companion to SketchUp".
And I wanted to do another post that would explain which are the most useful tools in "DS Mech" for SketchUppers.
Finally I decided to do it as a tutorial...
17/10/2013
By Anar on 17/10/2013, 16:28
Recently Gael uploaded the "Chest" parts for InMoov.
Among all the parts the plexus is made of two parts with the words "InM" and "oov" on them.
To create these parts he used a boolean operation in Blender.
But Blender didn't do a good job and the resulting parts were full of small artifacts and "spikes".
I then contacted Gael to ask him if he wanted me to try to do it better...
