Welcome to the challenge video of Module four in this video, you will be faced with three challenges
where you will be using your knowledge and skills from this module to create various 3D objects.
For each challenge, I would first describe the challenge and tell you the tools required to complete
it.
You will then be able to pause the video and try it out for yourself.
Finally, I will demonstrate how to go about each one of the challenges.
Now let's get to the first challenge.
In your first creation challenge, you will be required to use the loft and hold tools to create a 3D
body.
The first step will be to create an offset train 50 50mm above the XY plane or the bottom.
Secondly, you will draw two rectangles, one on the plane and one on the offset plane you have created.
The two measurements for the two rectangles are provided here.
Next, you will be required to loft both these rectangles to create a 3D body.
And finally, you will need to create a simple count sink hole on the top surface of the 3D body you've
created.
Pause the video now and try this challenge.
Now that you've tried to challenge yourself, let me show you how to do it.
So firstly, we need to create an offset plan.
I would gone offset plane and then select the space plane or the plane here.
I will drag my arrow up to 50mm and click, OK.
So my offset plane has now been created.
I will now create two new sketches.
Firstly, on the X plane, this will be a rectangle.
With the measurements of.
Twenty five by 50.
I will hit enter and finish the sketch, my base rectangle has been created.
I will now create my second rectangle on this offset thing here, I will click on that and her command
are using which I can make a center rectangle.
And this will be 30 by 15mm.
I can hit enter and finish sketch now that my two rectangles have been created.
I can then loft, so go over to create and click on Loft.
I reflect my bottom profile, followed by my top profile.
And as you can see, a lot has been created.
I will click OK.
The final step is to create a whole so click on the whole to hear.
And select the surface.
So our whole has been created, I can map it to the center of the surface.
I would change the whole time to count to think.
The whole top remains simple.
This I can change it to whatever measurement I like, let's say five.
Mm.
The diameter can be.
Seven.
And then the angle can be.
Ninety.
So as you can see, my desired hall has been created.
And that is it for this challenge.
Let's move on to the next one.
For the second challenge of Module four, you will be required to recreate an object similar to the
one shown on screen.
You will create this object twice, once using the tool and once using the sweep tool.
Note that the dimensions do not matter.
However, the object that you create using the pipe, too has to be identical to the one you create
using this week to.
Plus, the video now and try this challenge.
Now that you have given it a try.
Let me show you how to do it.
We will first use the pipe to create the object.
First, we need to create a new sketch.
I will choose the bottom plain here.
And then create two lines.
I will then use the filter to add the cost between these lines and hit enter.
So now our sketch has been created.
You can now use the pipe to in, create and then click on the path here.
And you can see our pipe has been created.
I will change section size to.
Seven mm.
And you can see that it looks fairly similar to the one we saw in the challenge preview.
I will.
OK.
So this is one way of creating.
This object using pipe, I will now delete this, sure, and head back to a sketch.
I will now recreate the same object using the sweep tool.
So in order to create created using these people, we first have to create another profile.
Which is on this thing.
Now, when we use the US, the pipe to our section sizes seven millimeters, hence we need to create
a circle here that is seven millimeters as well.
So will create that it OK?
And finished my sketch, so now I have my two profiles ready to sweep.
Head over to create and click on Sweep.
I will select this profile first and then the boss.
And the orientation would be perpendicular to the direction of the line.
So there you can see, I have just recreated the same object using both the sweep and the pipe to.
That is it for this challenge.
Let's move on to the next one.
This is the final challenge of Module four.
It's a replication challenge, but it is also one of the most difficult challenges.
You will first start off with a simple cylinder.
And then use three tools coil mirror and Pattern to create this knowledge effect.
Now this can be challenging.
Try it.
And if you still don't get it, then continue watching the video where I would show you how to do it
because the video now.
And try this challenge if you were able to complete that challenge successfully.
It's really impressive, however.
Don't worry if you did not, this was a hard challenge.
I would show you how to do it now.
So firstly, we need to create a cylinder head over to create and click on the cylinder two and select
the best to ensure.
I will then drag it out to create a circle of diameter 50.
And then when I click, I can then drag this up to 50mm and hit, OK, so my cylinder has now been created.
I will now use the call to to begin my knowledge.
So go over to create coil, select the bottom of the cylinder.
And then create a circle of 50mm because our cylinder has a diameter of 50.
So Fusion has automatically created a quote for us.
Drag it upward so that the bottom is touching the top, the bottom of the pile is touching the top,
says Linda.
So which would be fifty seven?
Mm.
So it's right there.
And then we can change the number of revolutions to zero point two five.
So we're not doing a full revolution, we're essentially doing a quarter of a revolution, which will
give us that effect.
Our section will be triangular in Canada and our section size, we can reduce it to one millimeter.
So as soon as I changed to one millimeter, you can see it gives us this nice thin line.
Now I can reduce the height.
Bring it down, so 50mm seems fine and the operation would be cut.
So now if I click on OK, you can see our small indent has been created there.
Next, we need to mirror this on the other side so that we see that our lines go in both directions,
creating the unnerving effect.
So head over to create and click on Mirror, I will mirror Typekit features, and we will select this
quiz here.
And our plane will be the center plane here.
And as you can see, it's been mirrored on the other side of the click, OK.
So now that we have our two indents, it is time to create a pattern and create multiple iterations
of that.
So go to create pattern circular pattern again, your type of features and select the call and the myriad
features.
And your taxes will be this circular feature.
So we are currently at 40 iterations, which looks about right to me and my angular spacing before,
and I will click OK.
Now, since we've done 40 iterations, it may take some time to compile it and create the final pattern.
So we didn't wait for a while.
So now our pattern has finally been created and we have been able to create the knuckling effect using.
The call and patent to.
And that is basically it for this video.
Congratulations, if you go through all those challenges.
And we are now done with this module once you are ready.
Feel free to proceed to the next module where we begin modifying 3D objects.
See you there!