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SolidWorks practice tutorial

BENJAMIN OKELLO
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
This tutorial illustrates how to add material and colour to a model/design in SolidWorks. In addition, also how to use chamfer, fillet, extruded boss/base in SolidWorks.
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Adding Textures to 3D models; Texture, Bump, and Displacement Mapping: How to Make Photo-realistic Models

Naftali Eder
in 3D Printing
9 0 Beginner
In our previous tutorials, we discussed applying colour to 3D printed models. But the Stratasys J750™ and J735™ also have more advanced capabilities, including the ability to create photorealistic lifelike product models incorporating company logos, detailed text, and graphic elements. It can also produce models with surface finishes that mimic various materials, such as leather and wood. This tutorial will explain the theory behind how these effects are applied. In future tutorials we will investigate how to quickly use these tools to achieve fantastic realistic parts.
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RENDERING

Beauty Roy Mondal
in 3D Printing
2 2 Expert
The simply way to colour a 3d model [RHINO 5 SOFTWARE] 1. Download favourite colour or what you need to add . 2. Select the model 3. Click material colour 4. click on object 5. select the file where you saved the colour and open the colour 6. According to your choice you can modify the colour by colour option I added a short video with model DIAMOND
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Tutorial: Change color scheme in DraftSight

Adam Pohl (POHL3D)
in Design & CAD
1 0 Beginner
Change color scheme in Draftsight
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