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Old 02-01-2024, 06:32 PM
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I just edited my original photo in a paint program and re-saved it.

Although I do have AutoCad, Inventor, Solidworks, 3ds-Max, Fusion 360 etc. that I use to design various projects both real and imaginary (like my six valve, single cylinder, wobble plate valve train engine )

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Nice 3-D modeling, Auto-cad has many additive programs, one can add software to plus works well with the other software programs. I started using 12 and went to 13 in two years, (1996-7) while drafting, but we drew in 2-D while Drafting. I should be deep into modeling but learning Auto Mechanics 101 takes up all my time or I would be playing in Auto-cad for sure.

Have you made the parts move, like make an exploded pictorial expand and contract slowly?


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