Toyota 86 creo Videos

• 1. Creo Car Tutorial Toyota 86 - Part 16 Merge and Solidify to Make a Solid Model
• 2. Creo Tutorial - Toyota 86 Part 4 - Using Style Tool to create surface with many profile
• 3. Creo Tutorial - Toyota 86 Part 3 - Using Style Tool to create side panel and wheel arch
• 4. Creo Tutorial - Toyota 86 Part 5 - Using Style Tool to blend 2 surface edges
• 5. Creo Car Tutorial Toyota 86 - Part 12 Creating back surfaces
• 6. Creo Style Tool Car Tutorial - Blending two surfaces

Creo Car Tutorial Toyota 86 - Part 16 Merge and Solidify to Make a Solid Model

User Comments

Zaakir Camal commented on 27 Jun 2014

Thanks for the video but I've created the design of my car but i cant seem to solidify. Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks

George Georgiadis commented on 22 Jul 2015

+3D Surfacing Hello Sir, since your models are demonstrated on youtube, there is no issue about copyright. I think it would be highly appreciated if you provide people doing other research with the solid vehicle models.

3D Surfacing commented on 19 Jul 2014

+Zaakir Camal You need to really simplify the model to solidify it. To make a fully detail car model, it would take 6 months+. Just remove all the details. Make a few surfaces. Trim, join and merge then solidify. I can't do it for you, sorry.

Zaakir Camal commented on 19 Jul 2014

+H Huynh I've been trying to solidify this car for a while now and nothing I do is working. I need to hand this car in for an assignment and it needs to be 3D printed which is why I need the design to be solid. I'm freaking out. Is there any way that I can email you my creo design and for you to have a look and let me know whats wrong with it. Please I really need help 

3D Surfacing commented on 17 Jul 2014

+Zaakir Camal Yes. You need to block out all gaps.

Zaakir Camal commented on 17 Jul 2014

+H Huynh Thank you but do you have to have a base in order to solidify the car? 

3D Surfacing commented on 30 Jun 2014

+Zaakir Camal Yep. It needs to be a clean stitched surface. It joins all around without leaving a mess. You may want to refine and clean up the model if it is not stitched well together.

Zaakir Camal commented on 30 Jun 2014

+H Huynh so does that mean that there can't be any surfaces seen in the inside 

3D Surfacing commented on 27 Jun 2014

To Solidify, you need to make sure it is fully covered with no gaps. You may need to simplify your geometry. After merging everything. You then solidify.

TH_AjeTs commented on 21 Nov 2013

Thanks so much. But how do you create the other half? do you simply mirror?

3D Surfacing commented on 22 Nov 2013

Yep. Just select the feature and use the mirror using the plane.

Creo Tutorial - Toyota 86 Part 4 - Using Style Tool to create surface with many profile

User Comments

Mcd Master commented on 02 Jan 2013

Thanks for uploading

Creo Tutorial - Toyota 86 Part 3 - Using Style Tool to create side panel and wheel arch

User Comments

Kymm Kent commented on 19 Oct 2013

What software or video are you using to record your videos?

nikhilesh sane commented on 28 Mar 2014

I like it. It is very benefitting

3D Surfacing commented on 20 Oct 2013

I used Bandicam to record.

Creo Tutorial - Toyota 86 Part 5 - Using Style Tool to blend 2 surface edges

User Comments

3D Surfacing commented on 03 Jan 2013

I am glad you find it helpful. You may want to watch my latest videos for better techniques. I am planning to redo these tutorials.

3D Surfacing commented on 04 Jan 2013

Check out this video for the next step. Start drawing all the lines out to see how it looks. Often the blueprints are misleading.

Mcd Master commented on 03 Jan 2013

I've completed the 5 parts of this tutorial and waiting for the rest, It's really helpful

Mcd Master commented on 03 Jan 2013

Thanks bro appreciate your effort

Creo Car Tutorial Toyota 86 - Part 12 Creating back surfaces

Creo Style Tool Car Tutorial - Blending two surfaces

User Comments

Boobalan Chandrasekaran commented on 17 Jul 2013

i am your big fan .....very very useful i was searched for this kind of tutorials... thanks a lot dude... Please can you post some commands which we use rarely.

3D Surfacing commented on 26 Jan 2013

Alias is free to students, but it is not allowed to be installed on school computers. Creo can be installed on the school computers in Australia.

khalil yaqoob commented on 24 Jan 2016

Stupid to compare the ptc cero and alias ptc cero outweigh the catia, solidworks, solid edge ptc cero and Nx cad the best software's

3D Surfacing commented on 25 Jan 2013

Creo is not the best out there, but the price point is good and it is accessible for many schools and students.

Leila. Haib commented on 16 Sep 2015

too complicated..