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18.
This video demonstrates more on how to derive basic door dimensions
considering
the rough door opening and the door jam components and
measurements.
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19.
This video demonstrates how to set up basic, symmetric sketch geometry
for
the
modeling of panels in a door prior to extruded cuts, fillets and chamfers
as part
of
our door design. Back to the top
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20.
This video demonstrates more on setting up basic, symmetric sketch geometry
for
the modeling of panels in a door resulting in extruded cuts with fillets
and
chamfers
as part of our door design.
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21.
This video demonstrates the finishing of our basic, symmetric sketch geometry
for
the modeling of panels in a door with extruded cuts, fillets and chamfers
as
part
of our door design. Back to the top
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22.
This video demonstrates some mirroring options for our panel extruded cuts,
fillets
and chamfers first as sketch entities then using the Mirror Feature as
part
of
our door design. Back to the top
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23.
This video demonstrates how to uses symmetric sketches to cut a hole for
the
insertion
of a window as part of our door design.
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24.
This video demonstrates how to create a separate window body, in the
window
cut, in our door and to assign appearance settings to the window body
as
part of our door design. Back to the top
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25.
This video demonstrates how to assign appearance settings to the window
body
and how to add a scene as part of our door design.
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26.
This video demonstrates how to model a door knob as another separate body
as
part of our door design.
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27.
This video demonstrates how mirror some features from the front of the
door
to
the back. It also describes how to use some of the Appearance Mapping
options
to orient the wood grain on the door.
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