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Re: section view
You should also run the system check (under ? menu) to check your browser and graphics card are fully supported.
Re: Improvements to Onshape - June 18th, 2019
cache_river_millworks thank you for those very kind words. We have some incredibly talented, hard working people that really want to make the best system possible. We have a lot of work to do, but we'll get there. Thank you and all of our other customers for your input, your trust and confidence. We won't let you down!
Re: section view
It looks like a graphical glitch to me. There are a few things to check here.
- Double check you are in-fact using solid bodies and not surfaces
- Refresh the view (ctrl+f5)
- Restart the browser
- Try another browser
- Link your document so others can see if they experience the same error.
- Reboot PC
- Update graphics card driver
- Update browser
- Contact support using the "?" menu in the top right corner
- Double check you are in-fact using solid bodies and not surfaces
- Refresh the view (ctrl+f5)
- Restart the browser
- Try another browser
- Link your document so others can see if they experience the same error.
- Reboot PC
- Update graphics card driver
- Update browser
- Contact support using the "?" menu in the top right corner
Re: Improvements to Onshape - June 18th, 2019
Announcer voice - "Onshape coming around the first corner..!
Onshape takes the lead.!
Onshape laps its opponents and leaves everyone in the dust!!"
Our company strives to be as awesome as Onshape - Cache River Mill
Jon Hirschtick Live from the San Francisco Onshape User Group Meeting
The San Francisco Onshape User Group will meet tomorrow night (June 25th) at Fictiv, and we will be broadcasting Jon's presentation live starting at 6:15pm PDT. We are limited to 100 online attendees, and I have invitations waiting for you.
All you have to do is send an email to [email protected] with the subject line "I want to see Jon" and I'll make sure you get an invite.
So if you're not in the Bay Area and can't attend in person, send that email and tune in tomorrow night.
Richard
All you have to do is send an email to [email protected] with the subject line "I want to see Jon" and I'll make sure you get an invite.
So if you're not in the Bay Area and can't attend in person, send that email and tune in tomorrow night.
Richard
Southern California User Group meetings recap
The first two Onshape User Group meetings are in the books. We had a great time in San Diego and Los Angeles, and we'll be moving north this week to San Francisco and Oakland.
Thanks to Bill Campbell for his "Working with Imported Data" presentation in San Diego, it was very well received. Bill even brought his son out to see a user group meeting first hand.
Several SWX users were in attendance, and I got to see an old friend - former SWUGN leader Phil Sluder.
San Diego Onshape users should expect the next meeting sometime in September.
The venue in Los Angeles was very cool - Cover builds high-quality "Tiny Houses" that are designed in Onshape. Co-founder Alexis Rivas gave us an overview of the company.
Every good user group meeting should have a presentation by an everyday user. Mike Everman showed off some tips and tricks, some great animations, and answered some questions from the audience. A textbook meeting!
Thanks to everyone for their support. Onshape User Groups are generating a lot of interest, and I'm looking forward to seeing more groups forming soon.
If you are in the Bay Area, join us this week - https://www.eventbrite.com/o/onshape-18351666686 - Jon Hirschtick will be our special guest.
Richard
Thanks to Bill Campbell for his "Working with Imported Data" presentation in San Diego, it was very well received. Bill even brought his son out to see a user group meeting first hand.
Several SWX users were in attendance, and I got to see an old friend - former SWUGN leader Phil Sluder.
San Diego Onshape users should expect the next meeting sometime in September.
The venue in Los Angeles was very cool - Cover builds high-quality "Tiny Houses" that are designed in Onshape. Co-founder Alexis Rivas gave us an overview of the company.
Every good user group meeting should have a presentation by an everyday user. Mike Everman showed off some tips and tricks, some great animations, and answered some questions from the audience. A textbook meeting!
Thanks to everyone for their support. Onshape User Groups are generating a lot of interest, and I'm looking forward to seeing more groups forming soon.
If you are in the Bay Area, join us this week - https://www.eventbrite.com/o/onshape-18351666686 - Jon Hirschtick will be our special guest.
Richard
Re: Bristles
I'm not sure what the intended geometry looks like, but to me "bristles" just means dense, thin, hair-like protrusions. That doesn't sound like something that would normally be modeled for manufacturing purposes, but it might be useful for aesthetics. Try this.
- Extrude a single bristle part.
- Linear pattern that bristle along the center axis.
- Using Transform, rotate the 2nd bristle X degrees relative to the 1st bristle.
- Linear pattern both bristles along the center axis.
- Circular pattern all the bristles, equally spaced with qty 180/X.
- Boolean into a single part (if you want).
mahir
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