Help: Clean modeling

[khaled.alaa.eddin.syr]

Hey!

I, ve been using fusion 360 for about a year and a half now and still having trouble modeling some organic kinda stuff, especially when creating things. 

Can you help me out getting the right way modeling this frame here so I can know how to think right:

Unfortunately, there are not enough tutorials out there about such a modeling process, so hope you guys can help

Huge thank you in advance

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[g-andresen]

Hi,

Please note that those have no place in this forum.

günther

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[khaled.alaa.eddin.syr]

What do you mean with no place? where should I ask about such thing?

[g-andresen]

Hi,

You ask that?
They only bring misfortune to people.
And such things must not be promoted by this forum under any circumstances.

günther

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[HughesTooling]

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@g-andresen wrote:

Hi,

You ask that?
They only bring misfortune to people.
And such things must not be promoted by this forum under any circumstances.

günther

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Is this just your opinion or do you have a link to this rule?

Mark

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[g-andresen]

Hi,

If you feel that help in making or modifying things could be provided from this forum, say so.

günther

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[HughesTooling]

If it's not against Autodesk's rules for the forum then yes I have no problem with it. 

Mark

[davebYYPCU]

Your opinion being expressed as fact is not correct, therefore inappropriate.

If you do not wish to address the geometry question, do not respond.

@khaled.alaa.eddin.syr  There are many ways, Extrude a depressed area, and sweep or fillet the transitional area, from photos it’s guessing.

Might help....

[khaled.alaa.eddin.syr]

@g-andresen 

Dude! if you can't/ don't wanna help, just keep scrolling your feed as if you would not have seen my topic, chill and don't spam it. I'm an artist in the game industry. And YES you should provide help in this forum about this topic as long as YOUR are ending up in MY country!. 

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[TrippyLighting]

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@khaled.alaa.eddin.syr wrote:

@g-andresen 

..  if you can't/ don't wanna help, just keep scrolling your feed as if you would not have seen my topic, ...

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Agreed!

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@khaled.alaa.eddin.syr wrote: 

I'm a artist in the game industry. 

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It would have been prudent to send that ahead. I might be tempted to help;p with such a thing, but I will not help on projects that aim to physically produce/manufacture. In spirit, I agree with @g-andresen .

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@khaled.alaa.eddin.syr wrote:

And YES you should provide help in this forum about this topic as long as YOUR are ending up in MY country!. 

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Your post was OK until you added this. This isn't Facebook or Twitter and we try to maintain a professional attitude!

Please keep that in mind in your next posts!

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[khaled.alaa.eddin.syr]

@TrippyLighting 

Well, I have seen a lot of topics where people are posting about modeling parts, without necessarily describing their job or something, and everything got answered. In the end, I'm asking politely a very specific question about the program maintaining that "professional attitude", and not asking about someone's opinion. 

It triggers me when someone is selling his opinion as a rule in such a big forum, which makes it

even worse than Facebook or Twitter.

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[sandrokaza]

Hey friend! 😊 I'm a Artist too, do you discovered how to model this grip detail on Fusion?

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