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3D rendering #2
this is a 3D rendering of the Inventor file. i used Autodesk 3D Max to convert a 2d pic to a 3D drawing. i used a Mirror for the ground on this picture. what do you think?
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In Memoriam Comment by D ale on February 18, 2010 at 13:54 -
Sweet !!! You used it to nice effect here.
And the "mirror" functon can save you bucco time drafting a symetric object. When doing a folder Jeff ... just do one scale & pins & "mirror" to the other side. Insures exact pin placement ... all dimensions get accurately mirrored to the other side.
But ... you knew that ... just finished the class. Nice job on the final !!! Nice skill to have.
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