CrossGems is a paid professional software, the licenses are perpetual (you pay only once) although it is possible to buy it in installments without interest.

You can use it on mac with Parallels, VmWare Fusion or any other virtualization system, and of course with Bootcamp, although there is no specific version to run it natively.

Hello @RajeshPatel-zm4ih you can download it from www.crossbytes3d.com/download

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Hi! this is CrossGems 1.5, you can download and check it out at www.crossbytes3d.com/download

Hello Thierry, sorry for the late reply, we're back from summer holidays :) Yes, you can use the integrated mirror option, the point, in this case is to have it as an independent entry in the command history, but it makes no difference on the generated geometry.

Hi, CrossGems has a standalone interface but it's built on top of Rhino, so you also need Rhinoceros 7 or 8 to run it. You can download it directly from www.crossbytes3d.com/download the installer itself will download/update to the Rhino minimum required version , but make sure you have a McNeel account to use it, anyway if you have any questions feel free to ask us.

Thanks for your words, we're glad you find it useful! 😍 Regarding the fillets of course you can but I don't recommend it as you'll spend a lot of time adding them and the edges will be so small that it won't have any effect when printing the model, in addition you will lose the parametric. So if you want the fillets to make the rendered image look smooth I recommend you to use the "Smooth Geometry" option located in the "Materials and Render" tab, this way you will get the same effect with a single click and without to have to modify the geometry or losing the parametric and much faster. As for the pattern, if it's not centered in the position you want, simply modify the "Offset X" and "Offset Y" options from the "Auto Hatch" command until you find the position you like. Anyway if you have any questions just send us an email to [email protected] with the images and we'll help you out💪

@@crossbytes3d Thank you! You guys are the best 👌❤️

Hello @jirimacek5194 Simply modify the "Gems on Curve" command's "Start Point" to 0.75 and "End Point" to 0.5 so that the first gem is placed in the third quarter of the circle and fills half of the ring rail. As it is parametric you can do this at any time, at the beginning of the design or once the model is finished. Anyway if you have any questions feel free to ask us and we will be happy to help you.

Hello, probably because the curves are not in the curves layer, anyway to make sure send us the 3dm file to [email protected] and we'll take a look.

Thank you for your comment, we will take it into account for the future and as soon as possible we will make the second part of the video.

Thank you!

The reason to make the duplicate is to make a Boolean intersection using it to obtain the inner part of the raster lion extrusion. Getting 1- The ring / 2 - The smooth lion created with that intersection of the duplicated ring. If you see 03:42 The original ring is hollowed out with an extrusion so it is not possible to create an intersection using it with the extrusion. So using the parametric features like restore object or duplicate gives us the possibility to get more complex designs and structures and still keep a parametric and modifiable ring.

@@crossbytes3d Got it, thanks! Does it mean that I will need anothe duplication in case I want to hollow or texture the ring on the inner part?

@@oshritdah No, it's not mandatory, you can extract the original object at any time even if it's deleted, but it's useful duplicate it to have it in the document so if you want to do multiple boolean operations it will save time.

You can go to Options - Files and check if the template files are not getting a default template. If so you can change it. Anyway you can writte us to [email protected] and we'll solve it.

@@crossbytes3d thnks for your reply Can i know if u provide training ? Be it paid

​@@SageTajushariah Write to us at [email protected] and we will put you in touch with a specialised trainer.

It is not so much the file but the type of image and the definition of the image. I recommend very clear images without gradients, for example "black and white" so that the definition of the image is captured. (svg files are not allowed)

In this case the gamma is deactivated and I have introduced reflection enviroment to adapt the illumination directly. I have also added ground with reflection. Thank you very much!

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Hello, Merci beaucoup, nous mettrons bientôt en ligne le tutoriel étape par étape.

Hello Winthren, Check that the horizontal distance is spaced far enough apart to allow for the size of the thickness. Anyway send us a screenshot to [email protected] so we can help you to solve that problem more accurately.

Hello, If you want to use CrossGems on rhino just writte cgshowtoolbar or just toolbar in the command prompt and select the library of CrossGems. Anyway if you have any problem just contact us to [email protected]

Hello Michael, This in particular is not easy, but it is parametric. Anyway there are other ways to make it easy, with simple tips and not get this curvature. We are open to all users to create any other design trying to show you the best, so if you have any suggestions you can let us know.

Hello, Of course we'll do some tutorials for begginers, you can subscribe to be updated with our latest tutorials! 👍