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+ISDX (advanced) Pro/SURFACE Level 7 A-Class surfacing
Course Duration: 16 Hours
Tuition: $1200.00 US
Overview: This workshop has been specifically
designed for those already with a high level of Pro/SURFACE or ISDX experience.
This course is for intermediate or experts looking to gain a better understanding
of G2 Continuity and A-Class surfacing. (This workshop as of late is one
of our most popular courses outside of the United States) This class would
be great for those Industrial Designers developing A-Class surfaces in
the Automobile industry as well as designers doing interiors on higher
production runs. It is also good for those working with Tractor interiors
or large bodies that are highly glossy and stylized surfaces that reside
in the open sun.
Prerequisite: Experience with Pro/SURFACE
and prior ISDX experience is required for this course. It is strongly
recommended you have taken our Level 1 or 2 Pro/SURFACE workshop prior
to this course. (the PTC surfacing workshop will not suffice for a prereq.
for this A-Class surfacing class) It is not necessary but helpful if the
participant already has an understanding of light reflections and have
prior experience with working with industrial designers.
Topics:
- Compare ISDX to Alias modeling techniques and discuss the differences between
each.
- Discuss three to four part boundaries.
- Create ridiculously robust models utilizing lattice structures.
- Discuss
incorporating handles for further control and understanding over surfaces
that look at those curves.
- Students, if interested, can explore curvature continuity (G2) and multiple plans of attack by looking at existing products. Yes, Pro/SURFACE can do curvature continuous G2 curves and surfaces.
- This course is usually customized to focus on the students learning
wishes and company projects. Bring example of work or problematic models
on CD ROM for context discussions.
- We supplement this training with techniques utilized by Alias, which primarily used in the automotive industry.
- Hands on efforts through as many as ten tutorials that are illustrated
through computer examples.
Discussion:
- Discuss the ability to prove form and the techniques to get multiple 3D iterations within hours instead of days.
- Discuss with specific examples advanced functions of Pro/SURFACE as well as the strengths and weaknesses by comparing ISDX to other hi-end industry surfacing software such as Alias Studio, Catia or Unigraphics.
- Discuss light reflections from an Industrial Designers perspective, with respect to G2 Continuity.
- Discuss the strengths for utilizing parametric curves in combinations
with the free form ISDX curves.
- Discuss standard modeling techniques with respect to industry standards.
- Discuss plan of attack and a simple approach for capturing form from foam models or ID sketches.
- Discuss analysis tools and compare these tools to other industry standard
tools.
Onsite Training:
This course can be customized for specific product lines. CAD
managers or Product managers should call to inquire about custom
tutorial development and costs for onsite training. We also offer
a subscription for custom tutorials or we create custom tutorials
at an hourly rate.
Note:
This class is administered differently to Engineers who are interested in capturing form from those industrial designers interested in proving form using this amazing software.
- Expect to be one of two students in this course.
- This class can be offered anytime so call to schedule.
- This class will not cover basic proe surfacing

notice the g2 continuity by focusing on the light reflections on the
above hood.

this model is the same model as the one below only proved further using
ideation technique.

This model is proved out from the model above. Using G2 continuity on
ergonomic forms helps design engineers working with industrial designers
like no other class in the world.

This model was built all using Pro/SURFACE to better illustrate the
speed and power of using instead ISDX to model the same form all using
G2 continuity.

This workshop takes seasoned designers or design engineers and pushes
them light years ahead by sharing specific modeling techniques and borrowing
from our Alias Studio modeling techniques and applying those to specific
use inside Wildfire surfacing.

Proper technique and workflow is so very important and always overlooked
in other classes. We found that by focusing on proper modeling techniques
that participants in our courses learn so much more.

Discuss g2 continuity with respect to workflow. i.e. increasing specular
highlight to aid in understanding tangency conditions. Pro/E wildfire
3.0 model rendered in Maya complements of deepLABS. This model is for
the download on the design engine online tutorials.
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