Kettle | Modeling Projects

[@manstir]

Thanks for the instructions video, it helps me understand the tools, make another video more 👍🏻, tqvm

[@rommerts]

Thank you Daniel. An educational tutorial! I'm looking forward to the next... 🙂 Greetings Jan-Willem

[@EricAlainDufresne]

Great video! Vielen danke. Could you do a follow on video of how to transform each of the individual parts of this kettle into production drawings? Eric

[@UnleashedUnicorn]

Hello, thank you very much for the nice Video! I do not have the history button on my Version on my iPad, do need to activate it first?

[@Shapr3d]

Hey - History Based Parametric Modeling is available in Beta. You can manually download it (as a separate Beta app) from our website www.shapr3d.com/download/beta

[@ilajallo8390]

Beautiful design. Please do an iPhone 14 Pro and other Industrial consumer products tutorial. Please, and thanks.

[@0kiruku]

Thanks 4 the grt video but @ 5.44 i didn't get that pink dot to get at the edge of the line, how hard i tried, i didn't get the line in vertical direction sketching in frontal plane...

[@ERRORMAN999]

5:50 is so confusing when you need to project

[@nr4756]

History doesn't appear in my updated Shapr3d app. I even unistalled it but it doesn't appear

[@gusnwanya]

@mr4756 As of this message you will only find the new feature within the beta version of the app.

[@Hatchs]

Please we need android version

[@justaguy328]

I would recommend to slow down your presentation. The accent makes it difficult to understand some things.

[@SoftMusicology]

vaow

[@Z-add]

You should do more industrial design. This kettle looks like a toy. Which makes shapr3d app is for creating toys.