If you have the kind of product that has a lot of information, you might find yourself wondering how to create a Bill of Material table that can show some of this extra data?
Did you know that you can merge multiple assemblies into one Composer project? And did you also know that there are alignment tools to help you get your parts located where you need them? And how about some other powerful tools for moving, aligning, and adjusting component positions?
Check out this week's video tip! (And if you have a good internet connection, hit the "HQ" button and watch the video in full screen mode.)
In this episode, Tod shows us the flexibility of the 3DVIA Composer user interface and how to customize it to maximize productivity to the way you like to work.
Like toolbars? Watch and learn how to create custom toolbars.
Like keyboard shortcuts? See how to set them up and really turn on the afterburners when it comes to getting work done quickly.
"Find your fast" is not just for 3DVIA Virtools and 3DVIA MP... when it comes to fast, 3DVIA Composer becomes super-fast when you customize the interface to your preferences. It's one of the reasons we have such great ease and fun of use: nothing beats performance and a crisp, clean user interface.
Well we're back with another video podcast after an extended absence.
iPhone users rejoice! Now you will have two ways to get these podcasts: through iTunes downloaded to your device, and now something new:YouTube. So pick the way that works best for you: on demand through your YouTube app, or keep them locally by subscribing to the iTunes feed through the iTunes store and syncing with your iPhone.
And now directly through the blog, you can watch these videos in HD (click the HD button after you start playing the video) and also in full screen mode. Enjoy!
In this episode, Tod -- our resident "make it look nice" guru -- gives us some valuable tips and tricks when it comes to adding textures to your 3DVIA Composer content. And now I can say that I know a little bit more about the .tga format and alpha channels. Thanks Tod!