How to Sweep | Autodesk Inventor

[@ChuckKarl525]

As a young boy, my father told me that you can do anything if you can read a book. We, on this end of your tutorials who find it difficult to stay focused are fortunate that you 'read the book'. I am referring to your method of teaching. Thank you.

[@robbbarrett3711]

thanks your adding real clarity to inventor tutorials , and its not a chore to watch , that's a good trick . Robb

[@StuartZiane]

The most valuable 'subscribe' I've ever made on KZbin! Cheers for your help

[@androidaccount690]

SWEEP command has driven me crazy since yesterday bcz it created weird results of solids.. till I got into this life saving tut-video.. Thank you very much TFI, you are the Man...

[@clippy4416]

Thanks for the tips I have been struggling with with this for a while, now I'm struggling a lot less

[@arcturus77]

You make complex things clear in a very easy way 👍 Thank you Dude

[@multipolar101]

Clarity was Magical,,,,,,,Many Thanks

[@sickpuppy8077]

I love picking up old videos from you that gives me these EUREKA-moments..! :D As you probably could've guessed I'm pretty new to inventor, but this video just solved my "problem" dealing with drawing a profiled protective list with a groove for mounting on the edge of a 2mm steelplate with multiple bends.. Now I just let the 3D-printer make this prototype and I guess I'll take tomorrow off then :D

[@quetzallisilva9218]

bro thanks so much, you actually made soft soft easy to understand

[@MrManuRoelants]

Hello, Thank you so much for these fantastic tutorials, i learn valuable things in every single one you make. I have a question/request, could you maybe make a tutorial on how to assemble (and create parts) in a way that you can later chose specific parts to drive (enlarge, change, modify other parts) and witch functions to us in those parts to draw them. For example, i was trying to create a CNC mill in Inventor, but i was constantly searching for the method of approach/techniques that would make 'Designing' and especially 'modify' the cnc the fastest and most efficient. like witch features are adaptive and witch not for example: sculpt (on witch you already made a tutorial), project geometry? , a part created in an assembly and extruded from one objects face to another. i know this would take a tremendous amount of word to cover it al, but a basic overview would help a lot. Cheers

[@camilahonorato3113]

Thank you so much this helped a lot!!!! You saved my life

Great stuff. I've been lurking around here trying to get into 3d modelling. Anyway, thanks for these videos! Is there any chance you might do some more in depth videos about freeform modelling though? Mostly interested in how to use freeform modelling in conjunction with parametric modelling, since you'd hardly use just freeform modelling alone. Basically I have a parametric model, and I need to design a cover that would go on top of the thing and join up with all the edges of the parametric model. How would I go about doing that if that makes sense?

[@markbowman8003]

Hi TFI your the best at tutorials. I am just starting out and you videos have helped a lot. Have you got a tutorial on curved doors with extruded insets eg centre panel and decorative I can make the door, edit the rails to go I want them but not the curve of the door. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[@brianpfeil6791]

At 8:10, how was that curved plane made? Are there any videos that I can be referred to?

[@Oueax]

That plane wasn't a plane. It's a surface extrusion. Just make a line, circle, spline etc, and create a surface extrusion. That way you can create a freeform plane for intersections. I just found it out.

[@vyshnavmenon6495]

Do u have related video for it.

[@justinmoritz6543]

Quick question: modeling something like a ballscrew or a trapezoidal lead screw, would you coil a work plane then use a sweep command or simply make a profile perpendicular/parallel to the coil direction and use just the straight up coil command?

[@golightlycycling6631]

Been watching a few of your videos and they've been massively helpful, thank you! What kind of 3D mouse are you using?

[@Nekzuris]

oh god your're the best ! your vid's so helpful for me !!!

[@diegoeduardoorregohidalgo8209]

Nice job, pretty informative thanks

[@nealewatson1289]

Brilliant as usual. Have you maybe done a tutorial on how to sort out the famous ...is not checked out to you. Edits are not allowed on this file. Forgive the ignorance I'm a 66 year old newbie to inventor. Love it.

[@wolfgangalexander5423]

Using a current version of inventorpro and was wondering, how do I delete a face from in side a sweep? Say I make an arch from one body to another and create a sweep with the intention of water to flow between, how do I get rid of the part of the 2 bodies that still build inside the sweep obstructing the opening and end?

[@pazgomenskii5310]

Please, at 5:54 you used a pre-prepared sketch/ path, is it possible to place a canvass behind while doing this pre-prepared sketch (as a guide). Also, this profile, path & Guide rail features, can one find them in fusion 360?

[@fionaguarinacio3794]

dedication to what you want to acNice tutorialeve in life! Stay safe and be wise! Much love!

[@jainamaguddayao]

it worked! thank you so much!!

[@litlemonstter]

yo bro, really thankya. Big respect

[@lucasmoreirar]

This is great, thank you!

[@MatsNorway]

Got anything on cable and harness? It seems to be the forgoten module of inventor.

[@gggraziano]

I have understood what the problem is. The line that produces the terminal part of the body has to be perpendicular to the plan, the trajectory it owes to finish perpendicular to the plan. You should specify it. Hi

[@joao_1337]

How do u put the channel rack in the playlist

[@Simon-wr6hb]

When creating the sketch of the sweep manifold i just know found out it doesnt work in assembly..i cant attach the profile plane to the spline.. does anybody know what to do?

[@StevanxoTutor]

Can i make a cut, on cylinder with another 3d object?

[@Orchidfudge]

i like your videos btw you have learned me alot about ilogic

[@industrialelectricalbd6900]

nice work,thanks sir

[@nerkoderekarac3585]

Great job man!!!

[@petercarty1]

is there a way to sweep a certain distance using projected geometry, as in sweeping 500mm on a 1000mm line?

[@leonardomatias6930]

Em....when we finished to compose how to get it out ?

[@synthetic_VN]

7:38, How you can create third surface?

[@parthsheth8955]

Is variable section sweep feature possible in Autodesk inventor 2019.

[@justinmoritz6543]

white environment background?? doesn't that get at your eyes and start to strain them? I feel like things would get confusing fast haha

[@MikeOxolong]

Thank you!

[@IapetusDane]

Is there a way to round the end of the sweep? say I sweep half circle along a line can i end the sweep in a quarter sphere. I know how the do it afterwards with revolve, want to know if it can be done in one go.

[@Orchidfudge]

extrude doesnt have to be straight forward you can use taper to extrude to a cone or point or the other way

[@hydang2236]

Right here with ya, bro

[@lekharaj8335]

nice explanation

[@tindo0038]

Thank you for a some very helppful trick

[@SuperJV4x]

in 2020 some of the sweep options in dialog are missing for me - output option - is there a setting that would control this?

[@tchang2010]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@fakeskiid7736]

Cause he knows the struggles that i'm going threw right now

[@flighted2513]

When I do a sweep along a spline and my object is a circle, the circle does not end at being perpendicular to the spline at the end.. help please

[@МаксимМельник-ч2о]

can I ask, how you doing so smooth rotation of model while cursor is doing another things ?

[@dakotacampbell6753]

he is using a space mouse of sorts. check out 3Dconnexion for their products

[@МаксимМельник-ч2о]

@@dakotacampbell6753 thank you a lot, didn't know about this feature.

[@NuanceMusicLib]

Hi I am back again with a small question, I have made a similar part and made the track but in the end of the sweep cut it continuous seems to missing a small piece to cut. I tried to constrain the end of the line to the end of part, and made it longer then the part even perpendicular to the end of the endline but nothing seems to do the trick. of course et can be done, as i can see on your example. I am running Inventor 2016 ,.. By the way just love your videos !

[@gggraziano]

+Bjarne Wibrand I have understood what the problem is. The line that produces the terminal part of the body has to be perpendicular to the plan, the trajectory it owes to finish perpendicular to the plan. it is not necessary that the line goes out of the face Hi

[@NuanceMusicLib]

Ahh ! thank you.I will immediately verify it on my exercise,. and thanks for the feedback

[@me.dwesley]

Amazing

[@altadsgn]

hows it going

[@venkat4058]

Well lockdown started with Blender but since my laptop can't handle it, I've relocated

[@Adivhaho1]

Thank you.

[@crashfactory]

Fantastic!

[@SahayaMinuAnto]

How he is navigating the model

[@dwainsouth3562]

More than likely a SpaceMouse 3dconnexion.com/uk/spacemouse/

[@blackdevil3272]

yes

[@hunhs]

Good stuff!

[@bogdangaafiga4056]

The best but I need more ti to make 100% best soft hehehehe thanks for the video bro.

[@erikdemko6683]

anybody know song name?

[@kaloianaivazov1069]

Are you live?

[@erickpaolo7438]

In the 2nd lockdown

[@blaisebob7260]

Please explain to me how to make a dragon in inventor pls. BIG FAN SINCE DAY ONE.....ANYWAYS

[@Neil3D]

Yea nobody is doing any dragons in Inventor sorry! Wrong program, Inventor is for metals and plastic things, if you want dragons n stuff then you probs want to look at Maya or Mudbox!

[@nikolaszenim]

yo yo toby fox and creo brought here doe

[@francisverbeeck3762]

With that sweep a was swept away.Francis

[@gabrielpayes9902]

hunty!

[@DR0NE_BEE]

05:10 lol

[@wsstudioaudiovisual2973]

sadly im with you a year later lol

[@brayanpoblete4871]

god bless u xdd

[@TheDanmaf]

Bruhh.. I did it too haha

[@aljurtayab9132]

Mlk, se pá que o canal foi hackeado

[@bartek1935]

I’ve been experinting and posting I tNice tutorialnk I’ve gotten pretty ok for my first year

[@kevineduardosanchezduran3031]

bro

[@masjidalaraaf9241]

haha

[@ezequiellopez7268]

!!!!!!1