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SolidWorks Surfacing and Complex Shape Modeling Bible
Matt Lombard
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Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
Part I; Laying the Groundwork 1
Chapter 1: Understanding Basic Concepts 3
Chapter 2: Surfacing Primer 9
Part IS: Understanding the Tools 31
Chapter 3: Sketching with Splines 33
Chapter 4: Sketching in 3D 55
Chapter 5: Creating Curves 75
Chapter 6: Using the Primary Shape Creation Features 87
Chapter 7: Using Advanced Fillets 127
Chapter 8: Shelling 147
Part III: Using Secondary, Management,
and Evaluation Tools 161
Chapter 9: Using Secondary Shape Creation Features 163
Chapter 10: Working with Hybrid Features 183
Chapter 11: Managing Surfaces 215
Chapter 12: Using Direct Editing Tools 2 2 5
Chapter 13: Managing Bodies 2 4 7
Chapter 14: Evaluating Geometry 259
Part IV: Using Specialized Techniques. 277
Chapter 15: Modeling a Ladle 2 7 9
Chapter 16: Modeling a Trowel 295
Chapter 17: Modeling Blends 315
Chapter 18: Modeling a Plastic Bottle 331
Chapter 19: Modeling Decorative Features 3 4 9
Chapter 20: Modeling Overmolded Geometry 377
Chapter 21: Working from Digitized Data 389
Chapter 22: Using Master Model Techniques 4 1 5
Chapter 23: Post-Processing Data 4 2 9
Index 4 4 3
Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
Part I: Laying the Groundwork 1
Chapter 1: Understanding Basic Concepts 3
Assumed Basic Skills 4
Concepts, Tools, Techniques, and Strategies 5
Understanding the Difference Between Design and Modeling 6
Summary 7
Chapter 2: Surfacing Primer 9
What are Surfaces? 9
Infinitely thin 10
Stand-alone faces 10
Surfacing: One Stop in the Evolution of CAD 11
Choosing Solids or Surfaces 13
Assessing strengths and weaknesses 13
How to choose 14
Surfacing Theory and Concepts 17
Algebraic and NURBS surfaces 17
Trimmed surfaces 20
Mesh and subdivision surfaces 22
Understanding Curvature Continuity 25
What causes edges? 25
Types of curvature transitions 27
Algebraic versus interpolated geometry 2 8
Summary 29
Part II: Understanding the Tools 31
Chapter 3: Sketching with Splines 33
Why Splines? 3 4
Types of splines 34
Anatomy of a Spline 36
Tangency Handle 36
Control Polygon 3 8
Spline evaluation tools 3 8
Controlling Splines 41
Drawing splines 41
Fully Defining Spline Sketches 51
Tutorials 52
Tutorial 3.1: The S spline 52
Tutorial 3.2: Tracing shapes 53
Summary 54
Chapter 4: Sketching in 3D 55
Getting Started in a 3D Sketch 56
Using planes in a 3D sketch 56
Editing and Visualization Techniques 59
Using the Shift-Arrow technique 59
Using viewports 59
Working within the Limitations of 3D Sketches 61
Limitations in 3D sketches 61
Recently removed limitations 63
Using Special 3D Sketch Tools 64
Intersection Curve 64
Spline On Surface 66
Face Curves 68
Convert Entities 69
Tutorials 70
Tutorial 4.1: Fluorescent light bulb 70
Tutorial 4.2: Complex spring 72
Summary 74
Chapter 5: Creating Curves 75
Using the Helix/Spiral Feature 76
Helix feature options 76
Spiral options 77
Creating a Projected Curve 78
Sketch Onto Face 7 8
Sketch Onto Sketch 79
Curve Through Reference Points 80
Curve Through XYZ Points 81
Creating Composite Curves 82
Split Lines 82
Tutorial 8 3
Summary 86
Chapter 6: Using the Primary Shape Creation Features 87
Choosing Which Feature to Use 87
Selecting a sweep 8 8
Selecting a loft 90
Selecting the Boundary surface 91
Selecting the Fill surface 95
Using Sweeps 97
Orientation and Twist Type options 99
Merge Tangent Faces 106
Show Preview 106
Merge Result 106
Align With End Faces 106
Guide curves 106
Thin Features and Solid Sweep 109
Start and end tangency 110
Using Lofts I l l
Using loft profiles 112
Start and end constraints 114
Guide curves 114
Using the centerline parameters 115
Options 116
Right Mouse Button menu options 116
Using the Boundary Surface Feature 118
Using the Curve Selection boxes 119
Using connectors 121
Curves Influence Type 121
Options and preview 121
Display 122
Using the Fill Surface Feature 122
Edge settings 124
Summary 126
Chapter 7: Using Advanced Fillets 127
Differentiating Fillet Functions 127
Arc-based fillets 128
Spline-based fillets 128
Using Fillet Options 129
Constant Radius fillet 129
Variable Radius fillet 132
Face fillet 133
Full Round fillet 138
FilletXpert 139
Fillet Best Practice Recommendations 141
Tutorial 142
Summary 146
Chapter 8: Shelling 147
Thinking about the Manufacturing Process 147
Using Shelling Options 149
Removing faces 149
Multi-thickness shell 152
Shell Outward 153
Diagnosing Shell Problems 153
Error Diagnostics 153
The Check tool 154
Repairing the model 155
Shelling Manually 155
Tutorial 156
Tutorial: Troubleshooting and manual shelling 156
Summary 159
Part III: Using Secondary, Management, and Evaluation Tools 161
Chapter 9: Using Secondary Shape Creation Features 163
Using the Dome and Shape Features 164
Similarities between the Dome and Shape features 165
Differences between the Dome and Shape features 165
Dome 166
Shape 167
Using the Indent Feature 168
Using the Radiate Surface 170
Using the Ruled Surface 172
Tutorial 174
Summary 181
Chapter 10: Working with Hybrid Features 183
Moving Between Solids and Surfaces 184
The three faces of hybrid modeling 184
Modeling efficiency 186
Extruding to Surfaces 196
Lofting Between Surfaces 198
Using Thicken for Bosses and Cuts 2 0 0
Removing an edge between faces 201
Using sub-surfaces to thicken small areas 202
Thickening corners 2 0 2
Thickened cuts 203
Using Replace Face 2 0 4
Using Advanced Options of the Fill Surface 205
Merge Result 205
Merge Result and Try To Form Solid 2 0 6
Fill and Delete Face ..: 2 0 6
Using the Wrap Feature 2 0 6
Wrap options 207
Wrap limitations 2 0 8
Tutorials 209
Tutorial 10.1: Plastic clip 209
Tutorial 10.2: Finial 211
Summary 2 1 3
Chapter 11: Managing Surfaces 215
Copying, Merging, and Moving 215
Offset/Copy Surface 2 1 6
Knit 2 1 6
Move/Copy 217
Changing Boundaries 2 1 8
Trim 218
Untrim 2 2 0
Delete Hole 2 2 0
Extend 2 2 0
Tutorial 222
Summary 2 2 4
Chapter 12: Using Direct Editing Tools 225
Using Move Face 2 2 6
Using Delete Face 2 2 8
Delete and Patch option 2 2 8
Delete option 2 3 0
Delete and Fill option 230
Using the Freeform Feature 231
Setting up the Freeform feature 232
Moving the points 2 3 4
Using Flex 236
Using Deform 238
Deforming Curve To Curve 2 3 8
Deforming using a point 2 3 9
Deforming with Surface Push 2 4 0
Tutorial 241
Summary 245
XVU
Chapter 13: Managing Bodies 247
Organizing Bodies 247
Using body folders 2 4 8
Naming bodies 2 4 9
Visualizing Bodies 2 4 9
Hide and Show bodies 250
Isolate 250
Using colors and appearances 251
Combining and Moving Bodies 251
Combining solid bodies 252
Combining surface bodies 252
Moving bodies 253
Deleting Bodies 2 5 6
Tutorial 257
Summary 258
Chapter 14: Evaluating Geometry 259
Using Model Quality Evaluation Methods 2 5 9
Verification On Rebuild 2 6 0
The Check tool 261
Feature Statistics 262
Using Shape and Continuity Evaluation Methods 2 6 3
Curvature Combs 263
Curvature display 2 6 4
Deviation Analysis 2 6 4
Zebra Stripes 265
Reflectivity/Specularity/RealView 267
Tangent Edge display 267
Face Curves 2 6 8
Using Plastics and Machining Evaluation Methods 2 6 8
Draft Analysis 2 6 9
Thickness Analysis 2 7 0
Undercut Analysis 271
DFM Analysis 272
Tutorial 273
Summary 2 7 6
Part IV: Using Specialized Techniques 277
Chapter 15: Modeling a Ladle 279
Getting Started with a Complex Model 2 8 0
Mapping major shapes to features 281
Preparing the layout 281
Modeling from the Available Data 283
Modeling Area 1: the bowl 283
Modeling Area 2: transition 286
Modeling Area 3: handle 2 8 8
Modeling Area 4: the cap off 2 9 0
Using the SelectionManager 291
Tidying Up the Loose Ends 293
Summary 2 9 4
Chapter 16: Modeling a Trowel 295
Modeling the Handle 2 9 6
Modeling the Scoop 305
Summary 313
Chapter 17: Modeling Blends 315
Modeling a Plastic Cover 3 1 5
Tinkering with the Solid 322
Modeling a Stool Concept 325
Patching Bad Geometry 3 2 9
Summary 3 3 0
Chapter 18: Modeling a Plastic Bottle 331
Laying Out the Task 332
Starting point affects results 332
Modeling scenarios 333
Modeling the unknown 333
Building the Model 3 3 4
Creating a Thread 3 4 3
Checking the Volume 3 4 6
Summary 3 4 8
Chapter 19: Modeling Decorative Features 349
Modeling an Egg-and-Dart Pattern 3 5 0
Modeling the egg border 351
Modeling the egg 352
Modeling the dart 353
Comments on the construction 3 5 4
Modeling a Woven Pattern 3 5 4
Modeling a Flower-Trumpet Finial 3 5 8
Modeling a Fleur-de-Lis Decorative Piece 361
Building the first lobe 362
Building the second lobe 363
The belt 367
The base 3 6 7
Modeling a Scroll 3 6 9
Modeling a Botanical Shape 371
Summary 376
Chapter 20: Modeling Overmolded Geometry 377
Understanding the Overmold Process 377
Modeling a Toothbrush 3 7 8
Summary 387
Chapter 21: Working from Digitized Data 389
Creating an Orange Juice Bottle 3 9 0
Accessing point cloud data 392
Model an orange juice bottle from a scanned data reference 395
Creating a Cast Iron Skillet Handle 4 0 7
Summary 4 1 4
Chapter 22: Using Master Model Techniques 415
Understanding Master Model Tools 415
Differentiating Multi-body Parts and Assemblies 4 1 7
Using Push Type Master Model Tools 4 1 8
Using the Split feature 4 1 8
Using the Save Bodies function 4 2 0
Using Pull Type Master Model Tools 4 2 1
Using Insert Part and Mirror Part 4 2 1
Using Insert Into New Part 4 2 3
Tutorial 4 2 3
Summary 4 2 7
Chapter 23: Post-Processing Data 4 2 9
Presenting Ideas with PhotoWorks 4 2 9
Selecting where you are on the continuum 4 3 0
Investing time 4 3 0
Communicating with eDrawings 4 3 5
Choosing the appropriate format for your data 4 3 6
Applications for eDrawings 4 3 7
Finding the functionality 4 3 7
Using 3D Instant Website 4 3 8
Using PowerPoint as a Communication Tool 4 3 9
Rapid Prototyping 441
What about Fully Dimensioned Prints? 4 4 2
Summary 4 4 2
Index
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أخوانى فى الله
أحضرت لكم كتاب
SolidWorks Surfacing and Complex Shape Modeling Bible
Matt Lombard
ويتناول الموضوعات الأتية :
Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
Part I; Laying the Groundwork 1
Chapter 1: Understanding Basic Concepts 3
Chapter 2: Surfacing Primer 9
Part IS: Understanding the Tools 31
Chapter 3: Sketching with Splines 33
Chapter 4: Sketching in 3D 55
Chapter 5: Creating Curves 75
Chapter 6: Using the Primary Shape Creation Features 87
Chapter 7: Using Advanced Fillets 127
Chapter 8: Shelling 147
Part III: Using Secondary, Management,
and Evaluation Tools 161
Chapter 9: Using Secondary Shape Creation Features 163
Chapter 10: Working with Hybrid Features 183
Chapter 11: Managing Surfaces 215
Chapter 12: Using Direct Editing Tools 2 2 5
Chapter 13: Managing Bodies 2 4 7
Chapter 14: Evaluating Geometry 259
Part IV: Using Specialized Techniques. 277
Chapter 15: Modeling a Ladle 2 7 9
Chapter 16: Modeling a Trowel 295
Chapter 17: Modeling Blends 315
Chapter 18: Modeling a Plastic Bottle 331
Chapter 19: Modeling Decorative Features 3 4 9
Chapter 20: Modeling Overmolded Geometry 377
Chapter 21: Working from Digitized Data 389
Chapter 22: Using Master Model Techniques 4 1 5
Chapter 23: Post-Processing Data 4 2 9
Index 4 4 3
Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
Part I: Laying the Groundwork 1
Chapter 1: Understanding Basic Concepts 3
Assumed Basic Skills 4
Concepts, Tools, Techniques, and Strategies 5
Understanding the Difference Between Design and Modeling 6
Summary 7
Chapter 2: Surfacing Primer 9
What are Surfaces? 9
Infinitely thin 10
Stand-alone faces 10
Surfacing: One Stop in the Evolution of CAD 11
Choosing Solids or Surfaces 13
Assessing strengths and weaknesses 13
How to choose 14
Surfacing Theory and Concepts 17
Algebraic and NURBS surfaces 17
Trimmed surfaces 20
Mesh and subdivision surfaces 22
Understanding Curvature Continuity 25
What causes edges? 25
Types of curvature transitions 27
Algebraic versus interpolated geometry 2 8
Summary 29
Part II: Understanding the Tools 31
Chapter 3: Sketching with Splines 33
Why Splines? 3 4
Types of splines 34
Anatomy of a Spline 36
Tangency Handle 36
Control Polygon 3 8
Spline evaluation tools 3 8
Controlling Splines 41
Drawing splines 41
Fully Defining Spline Sketches 51
Tutorials 52
Tutorial 3.1: The S spline 52
Tutorial 3.2: Tracing shapes 53
Summary 54
Chapter 4: Sketching in 3D 55
Getting Started in a 3D Sketch 56
Using planes in a 3D sketch 56
Editing and Visualization Techniques 59
Using the Shift-Arrow technique 59
Using viewports 59
Working within the Limitations of 3D Sketches 61
Limitations in 3D sketches 61
Recently removed limitations 63
Using Special 3D Sketch Tools 64
Intersection Curve 64
Spline On Surface 66
Face Curves 68
Convert Entities 69
Tutorials 70
Tutorial 4.1: Fluorescent light bulb 70
Tutorial 4.2: Complex spring 72
Summary 74
Chapter 5: Creating Curves 75
Using the Helix/Spiral Feature 76
Helix feature options 76
Spiral options 77
Creating a Projected Curve 78
Sketch Onto Face 7 8
Sketch Onto Sketch 79
Curve Through Reference Points 80
Curve Through XYZ Points 81
Creating Composite Curves 82
Split Lines 82
Tutorial 8 3
Summary 86
Chapter 6: Using the Primary Shape Creation Features 87
Choosing Which Feature to Use 87
Selecting a sweep 8 8
Selecting a loft 90
Selecting the Boundary surface 91
Selecting the Fill surface 95
Using Sweeps 97
Orientation and Twist Type options 99
Merge Tangent Faces 106
Show Preview 106
Merge Result 106
Align With End Faces 106
Guide curves 106
Thin Features and Solid Sweep 109
Start and end tangency 110
Using Lofts I l l
Using loft profiles 112
Start and end constraints 114
Guide curves 114
Using the centerline parameters 115
Options 116
Right Mouse Button menu options 116
Using the Boundary Surface Feature 118
Using the Curve Selection boxes 119
Using connectors 121
Curves Influence Type 121
Options and preview 121
Display 122
Using the Fill Surface Feature 122
Edge settings 124
Summary 126
Chapter 7: Using Advanced Fillets 127
Differentiating Fillet Functions 127
Arc-based fillets 128
Spline-based fillets 128
Using Fillet Options 129
Constant Radius fillet 129
Variable Radius fillet 132
Face fillet 133
Full Round fillet 138
FilletXpert 139
Fillet Best Practice Recommendations 141
Tutorial 142
Summary 146
Chapter 8: Shelling 147
Thinking about the Manufacturing Process 147
Using Shelling Options 149
Removing faces 149
Multi-thickness shell 152
Shell Outward 153
Diagnosing Shell Problems 153
Error Diagnostics 153
The Check tool 154
Repairing the model 155
Shelling Manually 155
Tutorial 156
Tutorial: Troubleshooting and manual shelling 156
Summary 159
Part III: Using Secondary, Management, and Evaluation Tools 161
Chapter 9: Using Secondary Shape Creation Features 163
Using the Dome and Shape Features 164
Similarities between the Dome and Shape features 165
Differences between the Dome and Shape features 165
Dome 166
Shape 167
Using the Indent Feature 168
Using the Radiate Surface 170
Using the Ruled Surface 172
Tutorial 174
Summary 181
Chapter 10: Working with Hybrid Features 183
Moving Between Solids and Surfaces 184
The three faces of hybrid modeling 184
Modeling efficiency 186
Extruding to Surfaces 196
Lofting Between Surfaces 198
Using Thicken for Bosses and Cuts 2 0 0
Removing an edge between faces 201
Using sub-surfaces to thicken small areas 202
Thickening corners 2 0 2
Thickened cuts 203
Using Replace Face 2 0 4
Using Advanced Options of the Fill Surface 205
Merge Result 205
Merge Result and Try To Form Solid 2 0 6
Fill and Delete Face ..: 2 0 6
Using the Wrap Feature 2 0 6
Wrap options 207
Wrap limitations 2 0 8
Tutorials 209
Tutorial 10.1: Plastic clip 209
Tutorial 10.2: Finial 211
Summary 2 1 3
Chapter 11: Managing Surfaces 215
Copying, Merging, and Moving 215
Offset/Copy Surface 2 1 6
Knit 2 1 6
Move/Copy 217
Changing Boundaries 2 1 8
Trim 218
Untrim 2 2 0
Delete Hole 2 2 0
Extend 2 2 0
Tutorial 222
Summary 2 2 4
Chapter 12: Using Direct Editing Tools 225
Using Move Face 2 2 6
Using Delete Face 2 2 8
Delete and Patch option 2 2 8
Delete option 2 3 0
Delete and Fill option 230
Using the Freeform Feature 231
Setting up the Freeform feature 232
Moving the points 2 3 4
Using Flex 236
Using Deform 238
Deforming Curve To Curve 2 3 8
Deforming using a point 2 3 9
Deforming with Surface Push 2 4 0
Tutorial 241
Summary 245
XVU
Chapter 13: Managing Bodies 247
Organizing Bodies 247
Using body folders 2 4 8
Naming bodies 2 4 9
Visualizing Bodies 2 4 9
Hide and Show bodies 250
Isolate 250
Using colors and appearances 251
Combining and Moving Bodies 251
Combining solid bodies 252
Combining surface bodies 252
Moving bodies 253
Deleting Bodies 2 5 6
Tutorial 257
Summary 258
Chapter 14: Evaluating Geometry 259
Using Model Quality Evaluation Methods 2 5 9
Verification On Rebuild 2 6 0
The Check tool 261
Feature Statistics 262
Using Shape and Continuity Evaluation Methods 2 6 3
Curvature Combs 263
Curvature display 2 6 4
Deviation Analysis 2 6 4
Zebra Stripes 265
Reflectivity/Specularity/RealView 267
Tangent Edge display 267
Face Curves 2 6 8
Using Plastics and Machining Evaluation Methods 2 6 8
Draft Analysis 2 6 9
Thickness Analysis 2 7 0
Undercut Analysis 271
DFM Analysis 272
Tutorial 273
Summary 2 7 6
Part IV: Using Specialized Techniques 277
Chapter 15: Modeling a Ladle 279
Getting Started with a Complex Model 2 8 0
Mapping major shapes to features 281
Preparing the layout 281
Modeling from the Available Data 283
Modeling Area 1: the bowl 283
Modeling Area 2: transition 286
Modeling Area 3: handle 2 8 8
Modeling Area 4: the cap off 2 9 0
Using the SelectionManager 291
Tidying Up the Loose Ends 293
Summary 2 9 4
Chapter 16: Modeling a Trowel 295
Modeling the Handle 2 9 6
Modeling the Scoop 305
Summary 313
Chapter 17: Modeling Blends 315
Modeling a Plastic Cover 3 1 5
Tinkering with the Solid 322
Modeling a Stool Concept 325
Patching Bad Geometry 3 2 9
Summary 3 3 0
Chapter 18: Modeling a Plastic Bottle 331
Laying Out the Task 332
Starting point affects results 332
Modeling scenarios 333
Modeling the unknown 333
Building the Model 3 3 4
Creating a Thread 3 4 3
Checking the Volume 3 4 6
Summary 3 4 8
Chapter 19: Modeling Decorative Features 349
Modeling an Egg-and-Dart Pattern 3 5 0
Modeling the egg border 351
Modeling the egg 352
Modeling the dart 353
Comments on the construction 3 5 4
Modeling a Woven Pattern 3 5 4
Modeling a Flower-Trumpet Finial 3 5 8
Modeling a Fleur-de-Lis Decorative Piece 361
Building the first lobe 362
Building the second lobe 363
The belt 367
The base 3 6 7
Modeling a Scroll 3 6 9
Modeling a Botanical Shape 371
Summary 376
Chapter 20: Modeling Overmolded Geometry 377
Understanding the Overmold Process 377
Modeling a Toothbrush 3 7 8
Summary 387
Chapter 21: Working from Digitized Data 389
Creating an Orange Juice Bottle 3 9 0
Accessing point cloud data 392
Model an orange juice bottle from a scanned data reference 395
Creating a Cast Iron Skillet Handle 4 0 7
Summary 4 1 4
Chapter 22: Using Master Model Techniques 415
Understanding Master Model Tools 415
Differentiating Multi-body Parts and Assemblies 4 1 7
Using Push Type Master Model Tools 4 1 8
Using the Split feature 4 1 8
Using the Save Bodies function 4 2 0
Using Pull Type Master Model Tools 4 2 1
Using Insert Part and Mirror Part 4 2 1
Using Insert Into New Part 4 2 3
Tutorial 4 2 3
Summary 4 2 7
Chapter 23: Post-Processing Data 4 2 9
Presenting Ideas with PhotoWorks 4 2 9
Selecting where you are on the continuum 4 3 0
Investing time 4 3 0
Communicating with eDrawings 4 3 5
Choosing the appropriate format for your data 4 3 6
Applications for eDrawings 4 3 7
Finding the functionality 4 3 7
Using 3D Instant Website 4 3 8
Using PowerPoint as a Communication Tool 4 3 9
Rapid Prototyping 441
What about Fully Dimensioned Prints? 4 4 2
Summary 4 4 2
Index
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