AutoDesSys FormZ is a 3D modeling application that incorporates drafting and rendering. It's the perfect tool for architects, landscape architects, engineers, product and interior designers, illustrators, and animators, whether they are mature users or novices. FormZ combines solids and surface modeling so users can create any form, real or imaginary. The highly interactive interface allows the user to generate objects graphically by using the mouse, through numeric input through the keyboard, or by mixing methods. Join Professor C. William Fox as he helps you to get the most out of this application. You can begin learning from this Virtual Training Company Tutorial right now by simply clicking on one of the links below.
The Graphics Window & Window Tool Palette
The Colors/Surface Styles Palette
Keyboard Command Differences between Mac & PC
3D Extrusions Converged (to a Point)
Types of Facetted Objects Generated by formZ
Moving Entities at Different Topological Levels
Numerically Defined Transformations
Derivative Objects from Parts of Other Objects
Derivative Objects from Complete Objects
Reducing the Resolution of Meshes
Growing, Stitching & Attaching Patches
Generating & Evaluating Metaballs
Generating & Evaluating Metaformz
Union, Intersection & difference of 2D Shapes
Union, Intersection & difference of 3D Shapes
Text Along Path & Between Lines
Segment-to-Segment Attachments
Setting the Justification Options
Aligning & Distributing Options
Coloring Objects & Their Faces
Querying Objects & Their Parts
Defining Arbitrary Reference Planes
Switching Planes from the Palette
Duplicating & Locating Slabs & Columns
Constructing & Duplicating Stairs
Creating Walls, Openings and Insertions
Visualizing the Completed Project
Merging Parts and Visualizing Project
Creating the Bud, Stem & Leaves
Creating the Head using Metaformz
Creating the Ears using Patches
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