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- Refining Mesh Subobjects
- Rotate Mesh Subobjects
- Moving Mesh Subobjects by Edges
- Moving Mesh Subobjects by Faces
- Subobject Edits
- Adding a Crease to Mesh
- Creasing Meshes
- Smoothing Mesh Objects
- Smooth Object
- Smoothing Meshes
- Splitting and Extruding a Mesh Face
- Extruding a Mesh Face
- Editing Mesh
- Basic Mesh Modeling
- Surface can be Thicken
- Thickening Surfaces into Solids
- Convert to Surface
- Convert to Solid
- 2D Convert to Surface & Solid
- Objects with Thickness
- 3D Array - Polar Option
- 3D Array - Rectangular Option
- 3D Array
- 3D Mirror Options
- 3D Mirror
- Duplicate Models
- 3D Align
- 3D Scale Gizmo
- 3D Rotate Gizmo
- 3D Move Gizmo
- 3D Gizmo Options
- No Gizmo
- 3D Gizmo
- Sub-Objects
- Subobject Selection and Editing
- Grips Editing Solid Models
- Solid Editing Methods
- Solid History
- Manipulating Model
- Color Edges
- Color Faces
- Separating Solids
- Imprint
- Shell
- Taper Faces
- Rotate Face
- Delete Face
- Offset Face
- Moving Face
- Extrude Option
- Extruding Faces
- Editing Solid Models
- Slice Options
- Slice Solid Model
- Chamfer Options
- Chamfer Solid Model
- Fillet Options
- Filleting Solid Model
- Add Detail to Solid Models
- Mass Properties
- Check
- Explode 3D Model
- Extracting All Model Edges
- Copy Edges
- Copy Face
- Extracting Geometry from Solid Models
- Boolean in Composite Models
- Guidelines for Composite Modeling
- Creating Composite Models
- Example of Composite Modeling
- Composite Models
- Checking Interference
- Composite Solids Properties
- Intersect
- Subtract
- Union
- Composite Solids
- Boolean
- Helix
- Presspull
- Model Creation Method
- Right-Hand Rule of Rotation
- Surface or Solid
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About Me
- Jack Cheong
- Autodesk Authorized Instructor for AutoCAD and Revit Architecture since 2005 and 2012. Freelance Autodesk Instructor provide training in ATC and non-ATC.
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