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How Do I Make A Wolf In Onshape
raihan_riaz855
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You make it with practice :)
Hmm, depends. Does it have to be a live wolf? How are you manufacturing it?
Download one and import it.
May I know how to break down into each individual parts with adjustable heights?
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f2e3659b4d875f467bab794d/w/7dc9b9d6f4b13ba06fc6c621/e/834fe8965cdc6c21c75e64ad
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Not sure why this post hasn't been directed to the learning center yet, but the Learning Pathways are the best way to learn how to do advanced surfacing. You will need advanced surfacing skills in order to do organic shapes like wolves.
@yip_cm To have adjustable parts, you will need to configure the part. You can also learn how to do this from the Learning Pathways.
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And keep in mind, everybody, that wolves can only be created at full moon. ;0)
Try to read about variables and configurations. There is a way to model a part (like the cylindrical ones) and the create different configurations for e.g. their lenght, so cou can individually select that in your assembly. → Learning Center
… and also, as a hint, you might get more help, if you asked that is an appropriately named discussion, not under "How to create a wolf?".
Thanks all, problem solved.