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I wanted to ask if with inventor it was possible to draw 3d cars. if there are other better programs than what are they? 3dsmax? .
I had another problem with spline, if I draw a spline with two points I can't change it, i can't give them the curve I want, I have to do more points, instead in other programs it is possible like moneywork, fusion360. another question if solidwork is better than inventor (I do not mean the difficulty of use but if inventor has limits).
 
inventor and surfaces are like devil and holy water.
(maybe I've already written it, but it doesn't matter)
 
the best absolute program to design cars, and then manage complex surfaces in class a, is undoubtedly autodesk alias autostudio. Then comes dss catia with some optional modules, but with inventor you will never go far, I guarantee you.
 
the best absolute program to design cars, and then manage complex surfaces in class a, is undoubtedly autodesk alias autostudio. Then comes dss catia with some optional modules, but with inventor you will never go far, I guarantee you.
This is new to me, (almost) the whole automotive world uses catia and you say that a self-desk product is "the absolute best" for that field?
I don't know him, I'd be very happy that autodesk passed casket, but...
 
the most used is not always the best, and vice versa. a bit like football, not always wins the best, but the best. Bye.
 
Well, from my side, I see that there are different people who go from the "best" solidworks to the "mediocre" inventor, who autodesk has ungrained an extra march?

(not always wins the best, sometimes just wait 91', 92' or 94' and call yourself juve )
 
alias and catia are two completely different products.
the first is for the creation of the style, the second to treat the surfaces of the first and proceed in the design of the rest of the car.
alias practically use it all, both in the automotive sector and in all sectors where it is present
design.
the style center of any house (mobiles, motorcycles, tractors, clocks, appliances, consumer etc.)
starts from alias and then passes to any other product.
for the speech inventor, solidworks, etc., I feel so much like bar speeches .. in fact you hand the juve
It seems to me that the cad seems to be very short, but I might be wrong.
autodesk is not only synonymous with autocad, it has a package of hundreds of products in all sectors,
it would be like saying that bayer is that of aspirin forgetting the rest of its production range.
we must not have prejudices but deepen things.
 
I feel so much like bar talk.. in fact you pull the juve
that with the cad seems to me there is little .. but I might be wrong.. . .
...you don't have to be prejudiced but to deepen things.
I don't know alias, because in autodesk they had proposed it as a substitute, they, of rhino, allow me not to give it so performing.

Say there's more and more people I know and call me for exchanges of ideas, which is going from sw to inventor is a fact, not a bar talk.
choosing to abandon the sw archive to start again with inventor, means that the first, at least, gave you, or is giving you, some problem.
that the juve won by scoring from 91' forward is another fact, and I don't care about anything or football Born in the bar.
with funny burn.
 
I don't know alias, because in autodesk they had proposed it as a substitute, they, of rhino, allow me not to give it so performing..
They're smart at the autodesk
rhino costs a lot less than a thousand
the cheapest version of alias costs 5000 per year
alias is very used in automotive design because it has tools for sketches and hand illustrations,has connection to photoshop in real time
a long time ago I had thrown down some sketches myself
 

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Hey, hey, hey.
alias studio is a wavefront/silicon graphics product purchased by autodesk in 2005.

alias and rhino are contextual cads (do not call them "non parametric", because they are actually parametric). born to manage surfaces in class a. alias is worth more than rhino exactly in proportion to the market price. therefore the price quality ratio is the same. rhino has from its flexibility and ecosystem of plugins to make anyone else stack.

is it possible to make mechanical design with alias or rhino? not without heavy limitations. They're not born for that, and they don't have it in the targets.

Can catia shape surfaces? Of course. has the potential of alias? depends. if by potential we intend to reach the same goal, of course. If we intend to achieve the same objective at the same time and with the same flexibility, I am sorry, no. alias beats catia ten to one.
Why? because that's not the goal of catia.

Catia does a myriad of things that alias does not. from mechanical design to table, passing through vertical integration by plm and reaching the calculation fem and generation of tool paths.

the speech is always the same. Is it better a porsche or better a tractor? the answer is "depends on the goal". Do you want to pick up pussy on Saturday night* or do you want to pluck a corn field?

(*) do not silence me of sexism, look at the moon beyond my finger.
 
the best absolute program to design cars, and then manage complex surfaces in class a, is undoubtedly autodesk alias autostudio. Then comes dss catia with some optional modules, but with inventor you will never go far, I guarantee you.
This is new to me, (almost) the whole automotive world uses catia and you say that a self-desk product is "the absolute best" for that field?
I don't know him, I'd be very happy that autodesk passed casket, but...
They're smart at the autodesk
rhino costs a lot less than a thousand
the cheapest version of alias costs 5000 per year
alias is very used in automotive design because it has tools for sketches and hand illustrations,has connection to photoshop in real time
a long time ago I had thrown down some sketches myself
other ds sw specializing in surfaces ishttps://www.3ds.com/it/prodotti-e-servizi/catia/prodotti/icem-surf/versione-piu-recente/beautiful expensive and ostico to use,I had the privilege to try it is antipatic,beh pure alias is antipatic:)View attachment 54653
Don't let go, you know? alias is b-e-l-i-s-i-m-o.
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Thank you for the answers I will try alias, but you have not answered all the questions.
with inventor I have no problem designing mechanical parts (even a little complex). the problem was designing cars starting from a sketch, I used spline 3d inventor but it is not possible to manage it, then I have problem to use spline practically every time I have to give command curvature if not I can not change it but it is not a big problem. the problem is that when I draw two splines on two floors and I cross them after I can't change it as I move it. I wanted to try 3ds max autodesk. the reason to ask for the difference between solidwork and inventor was that inventor had no limit to then switch to solidwork. Then I'm trying to learn the modeling of free bodies and find it a little difficult.
 
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Don't even start with inventor, you'll lose every second you walk over it, already you see it pulling two splines.
you are not capable, but the program that is absolutely not suitable
 
but none of you have tried the "freeform" tsplines of inventor??
Maybe you better take a look at it or gardare some footage before you say that
you cannot manage the splines with inventor
 
but none of you have tried the "freeform" tsplines of inventor??
Maybe you better take a look at it or gardare some footage before you say that
you cannot manage the splines with inventor
I didn't say it's not manageable, I explained my problem to you.
 

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