I've been hoping for configuration input visibility for a while. Amazing update! Thanks!

Yea not a tutorial for the amateur just trying to get started. May have to look into using a different tool

i sketch a slot, want to pattern 15 slots, each .040" smaller in width example " wrenchset holder"

On the spot! I was really frustrated that OnShape didn't support feature mirroring. Thank you for showing this!

bro is diamond in Onshape

hello ,im still getting to grips with on shape and i came across your vid while trying to find a way to make multi curved body penals by using points,and oh boy this for me is a game changer and well explained ,so thankyou sir for that,but can i ask how to get hold of your own curve analisis script at 34.26 ,as i would like to see some past work i done using projected curves ,and would love to clean then up if poss ,as you say for future proofing as the workflow deepens.thx again phil from uk

In all honesty, I probably learned more in the first 5 minutes of this tutorial than I have I the last 6 months of trying on my own. And I love the way that when you clicked on a surface, for example, you drew a square or a circle around it so we weren’t left sitting here trying to figure it out on our own. And thank you for going over those keyboard shortcuts in the beginning, I think those are going to come in handy a lot.

How do you add the guides? You start when they are already there which helps no one that doesn't know how to add them.

It's amazing . Mr John animation technique very mesmerizing.that's what we can achieve when thinking outside from the box.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

when i insert my parts they come in all different random directions, how do i make them all aligned like on the same axis same direction

Awesome Video! I’m learning a lot! Thank you.

It's very helpful and very frustrating at the same time. As a beginner, I wish every keypress would show up on screen. I think I must rewind 50-60 times in 1 video.

I agree this is quite the trick, but also think OnShape ought to support something like a multi jointed robot arm moving without resorting to this type of hack. Ideally OnShape would not only allow you to animate multiple things, but also it should include assembly physics and collisions detection.

While very cool this really feels like a hack 😅

Really nice video. That looks like a “Universal Robot”

Perfect must test this video solve simulator problem onsahpe thanks man

Brilliant tutorial!

Useful thank you

Dosent work for me for some reason is there any other way to hide and make them visible?

is this feature available without the commercial license?

This thing is exactly what I was looking for in my last project. I had to do a feature script so that my configuration hides the unusable fields. One more useful update !

It didn't work, It just sends me a place so I can download the file I just imported.

So here's my problem: I have one part that's poking through another part, like your mug handle, but when I use 'delete face,' it gets rid of the entire face of the entire part that's poking through. There is not a visible line at the intersection of the two parts, as there is in your example, which seems to be the problem, but I don't know why that is, or how to fix it. Any chance you can help?

Excellent vidéo as always

As a former pdm administrator, I really enjoy how easily it is to manage the system as a whole, if I need to make big changes to workflows and properties, even ones currently in flight, I don’t need to send a mass email to my entire user base that I need to restart the pdm server or to re-release things just because of the software.

I followed this tutorial to the letter and got a great looking bolt. However, I can't get the Boolean tool to cut threads in mating parts without throwing an error when I try to offset the surfaces. What step could I have missed that would cause such an error?

when will we be able to add variable studios in configurations? I don't just want to change a few local variables from one configuration to the other, I want to change the values of global variables (in variable studio) based on the configuration.

Not sure if Onshape has changed but there is no helix tool option even after searching for it

Really excellent tutorial and great to have one from start to finsh building a whole assembly including the mates. TTT is bar far the best Onshape tutour I have found and have learned so much watching all of his lesons. Keep it up please.

Onshape is moving forward to be the best CAD program out there hands down!

This was helpful, thanks. I tried learning about Configurations using the video in the OnShape documentation, but found that confusing. This video made it clear.

This playlist is backwards. very frustrating

could you re-upload these without the migraine inducing music? I don't think I can manage a full playlist of that exact, painful sequence of midi chords

Good turorial but slow the hell down for use less intelligent

Wow you just sped through that one as fast as you could. Glad there's a pause button.

I found your video and I hope you can help. I import parts into Onshape and they often come in as meshes. But how do I convert a mesh part to an editable sketch part? I can't do anything with a mesh in Onshape, it's just a bunch of triangles. What am I missing? I'm just a beginner, but don't even know how to ask the question correctly. Thanks.

Good

Is there a way to rigid an already inserted part studio, or do I need to re-insert the part studio as a rigid

This doesn't work at all for me 🥹

Flexibility allows novices to create chaos. Give us some solid options to choose from.

Ok the craziest thing about this is not that it doesnt actually make threads but that paired with the thread tool is chamfer with ability to adjust angle which isnt even something the chamfer tool has

How did you rotate the shape at the end? I'm human. I don't learn like the Flash.

Powerful workflow especially bidirectional updates

Extremely powerful CAD tool

thanks! im new to onshape and this was brief and direct

..... they still make videos that don't show us how to follow along in a step by step tutorial format its just here you go made all these stretches and all these permits with zero context figure it out bye and ohhh here's the tool by the way..... so very frustrating for someone trying to learn how to use this program. like how are kids suppose to use this information with your videos if they cant even follow along let alone a adult who is trying to help their kids.

Thats to big a jump to protect small IP initiatives - guess Im going somewhere else

Thank you so much. A great tutorial 👍

Brilliant video. Clear and concise with no extra, unnecessary frilly bits. Thank you so much. Off to watch the Nut video next! ☺️👍

Very interesting Rory! Thank you Jon!