SolidWorks Tutorial Learn SolidWorks Lesson2 Assembly

[racistnikka]

ok. now what do i do after i click?

[c10seth]

Too fast. Not human.

[pacaermo]

video is discourage me Big time!!! ... she is not human!!! too fast and voice is not right to follow..!!!

[TasujaOMAB]

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[hammerbech]

Her voice is really confusing. It's far to mechanical, I think every teaching moment goes back to something humane. This i a robot voice. Easier to follow withthe volume tuned down. Great othervise but impossible to follow that voice.

[rossk07]

agreed. 1:40 was super difficult for me to get. spent half an hour on it lol

[micro368]

lil fast there

[pcetnar09]

it would be better if there was a click counter on the screen so you could see how many times they said the word click.

[tommyboomboom]

Well I though it was a very good tutorial... i always go through them several times anyway, so the speed wasn't a problem. I'd rather it was quick as it means I don't have to sit through long passages of stuff I already know.

[skadogg22]

Great tutorial. I made the shell 2 mm instead of 4 mm thick so I was stuck for a while until i realized the mistake but besides that it worked great. Thanks!

[kissubin]

so nice

like !!!

[cartsada]

this is a bit too fast

[jabalds2000]

click click click...always click

[arykotlik]

woow, really bad video

[solidworks]

Can you explain what's bad about it?

[arykotlik]

of course, im glad you asked. I liked the first video, but this second one seems very confusing and lacks of explanation, especialy at minute 1:40, its very fast and had to rewind several times in order to get it right.

Thanks for asking, it really shows interest

[solidworks]

I'll make sure the team creating these gets your feedback. Thanks again.

[arykotlik]

@solidworks Thank you, as a suggestion, it would be great if you could upload more complex proyects proyects in a series of videos for beginers.

Thanks again

[minnetonkablvd]

True, this video is bad at 1:40. I'm new to solidworks. I tried many times to do the steps starting from 1:40 i still couldn't figure out. it's confusing and fast.

[kaoson2K8]

@solidworks The speed of these videos are just about right. But it confuses sometimes for a few reasons:

1. Some narratives are after the action (with this speed it's a significant delay, so say it first before showing)

2. I believe 1:40 is 2 steps process (at least for me) but they showed it in one step, and I am unable to recreate what they did if it, indeed, was one step.

[oaklandmentality]

@solidworks The only real issue with the video is the pacing. I definitely understand the concern for getting through the lesson quickly for the sake of time, but unless you pause for a minimum of 3 seconds between each command, the video will continue to feel super rushed. That's free advice from someone with experience in broadcast quality editing.

[oaklandmentality]

@solidworks @solidworks The only real issue with the video is the pacing. I definitely understand the concern for getting through the lesson quickly for the sake of time, but unless you pause for a minimum of 3 seconds between each command, the video will continue to feel super rushed. That's free advice from someone with experience in broadcast quality editing.

[Patissonych]

click-clock stupido

[antitrehlebov]

у меня от клыков уши завяли:)))

[eddied96]

click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click good enough video thanks