Do you ever wonder if TurboCAD is up to the task of getting your design from your table napkin sketches all the way to market?
Check out this tip if you want to know my thoughts and experience on this.
Within the tutorial the viewer will be led through each keystroke to produce all the gumball machine components illustrated on the tutorial cover, with the exception of a few standardized parts that are downloaded from vendors. The viewer will learn how to insert standard lighting, how to apply materials, how to utilize render scene luminance and how to establish a render scene environment. The viewer will also learn how to render their model and save it in a high resolution image format. Lastly, The viewer will learn how to create an exploded view and output it from paper space.
I hope you enjoy the tutorial if you decide to give it a whirl.
New TurboCAD Tip – #34 TurboCAD Alternative Rendering
It is the first new tip in a long time and is now in video format. There are three parts.
Part 1 is an introduction – 11:18 minutes long
Part 2 looks at TurboCAD STP export and KeyShot Import – 28:17 minutes long
Part 3 looks at TurboCAD 3dm export and KeyShot Import and brings it all together in a final KeyShot rendering – 37:03 minutes long
The final render is fairly simple, but it was chosen to work in a time frame that was more consistent with a tip rather than a tutorial.
If you have any interest at all in alternative rendering in is worth a watch. Bring popcorn and take the 76:38 minute tour.
Here is a link to the playlist on my YouTube Channel
Playlist
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
This hand crank grinder is based on a restoration video I had seen on YouTube. I thought it was quite a beauty and had lots of interesting parts including helical gears. I thought it would also make for a great TurboCAD tutorial so I went ahead and produced that.
Within the tutorial the viewer will be led through each keystroke to produce all the hand crank grinder components illustrated on the tutorial cover, with the exception of a few standardized parts that are downloaded from vendors. The viewer will learn how to apply materials along with the creation of a cutaway view. The viewer will also learn how to insert standard lighting, how to utilize render scene luminance and how to establish a render scene environment. Lastly, the viewer will learn how to render their model and save it in a high resolution image format.
Some of you will remember that I was working on a winch tutorial for TurboCAD platinum 2020. It is now available. Rendering is done in TurboCAD with LightWorks.
Within the tutorial the viewer will be led through each keystroke to produce all the Winch components, with the exception of some downloaded standardized parts, illustrated on the tutorial cover utilizing many of TurboCAD’s awesome tools. Aside from modeling, the viewer will learn how to created a cutaway view, apply materials, establish standard and luminance lighting and create a render scene environment. The reader will also learn how to render their model and save it in a high-resolution image format.
Check out the Textual Creations Shopping Page to acquire this series.