Thanks! I just had to install the flash player to see it.
Turns out I already have this... I was hoping to find the "Learning
Tool" expecting it to be much more indepth that I might truly learn it.
But I guess I'll be forced to make a decision whether to start climbing
the steep learning curve on my own or just do without customized parametric
parts.
Clint Schwartz wrote:
Look in the
right corner of the page where it says see the content builder in action.
Click on the words and you will be shown the "step by step" video of how
to create the transition.
style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">"Mike
Hutchinson" <mhutchinson@bbsae.com>
wrote in message news:3EB1311C.89B15A61@bbsae.com...This
link goes to a list a features of BS. No video is found.
Do you suppose that autodesk developes software that that don't want
anyone to learn?
Clint Schwartz wrote:
There is a set of directions (in pdf format) and
a video on the autodesk
website detailing how to make a rectangular to round transition.
This isn't
much of a learning tool unless you are just creating that...it doesn't
really go into detail on the parametric part builder in and of itself.
Here is a link to the video, but I wasn't able to find the pdf directions
again.
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=2421091#section2
Hope this helps!
"Mike Hutchinson" <mhutchinson@bbsae.com> wrote in message
news:3EB122F9.2F0C3227@bbsae.com...
> I continue to search fruitlessly for this "Learning Tool" I hear
so much
> about, but I connot find it.
> And no one exist that can point the way?
>
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