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Autodesk Inventor Freeform Modeling

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When working with products that have complex, organic shapes, the traditional approach of using splines, sketches, and surfaces usually results in you spending as much time and effort focusing on how to model as you do on what you’re modeling. The concept stage of the design process should be fluid…not marked by starts and stops as you devise sophisticated methods of describing to the software how you want your product to look. And the limits of your design tool should never be cause for you to make compromises to the shape and quality of your product. ...more
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Autodesk Inventor Freeform Modeling
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2015Sep 2
When working with products that have complex, organic shapes, the traditional approach of using splines, sketches, and surfaces usually results in you spending as much time and effort focusing on how to model as you do on what you’re modeling. The concept stage of the design process should be fluid…not marked by starts and stops as you devise sophisticated methods of describing to the software how you want your product to look. And the limits of your design tool should never be cause for you to make compromises to the shape and quality of your product.

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robcohee

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