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Virtual Touch using Phantom Desktop Device
MajentaFreeForm
10,536 views
Here we see the Phantom Desktop device being used to model a dental framework
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Figurine Mold Demo in Conjunction with NURBS Modeller
MajentaFreeForm
1,088 views
Take a 3D figurine in FFMP and create a 2-sided clamshell mold for solid part exportable to NURBS.
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Handle Mold Demo
MajentaFreeForm
251 views
Take a 3D tool handle in FFMP and create part of a 2-sided clamshell mold for a hollow part exportable to NURBS.
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Hair Dryer Handle Design using FreeForm #7
MajentaFreeForm
303 views
Learn about the different ways to work with solids in FreeForm.
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Hair Dryer Handle Design using FreeForm #6
MajentaFreeForm
359 views
See how to add textures to a model.
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Hair Dryer Handle Design using FreeForm #5
MajentaFreeForm
320 views
See how to create Patch Boundaries - please note this has been superceded with the FFMP Autosurfacer
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Hair Dryer Handle Design using FreeForm #4
MajentaFreeForm
300 views
See how to create a Curve Framework - please note this has been superceded by the FFMP Autosurfacer!
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Hair Dryer Handle Design using FreeForm #3
MajentaFreeForm
216 views
See the the Detailed Method for Smoothly Connecting Clay & Solid and What to Avoid
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Hair Dryer Handle Design using FreeForm #2
MajentaFreeForm
837 views
See how to composite clay and solid.
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Hair Dryer Handle Design using FreeForm #1
MajentaFreeForm
1,258 views
Intro to the PHANTOM Interface. See how the sense of touch in a true 3D workspace makes designing a hair dryer fast and intuitive.
About MajentaFreeForm's channel
These videos have been captured from two software applications; 'ClayTools' and 'FreeForm Modelling Plus', both of which are "FORCE-FEEDBACK ENABLED DIGITAL SCULPTING SOLUTIONS".
Force-Feedback?
This software is not driven by a mouse or even a pressure tablet - they use a small stylus mounted on an armature connected to a PC. By using this device called a 'Phantom' users can PHYSICALLY interact with the model on screen as if it's a tangible object on their desktop!
FreeForm Modelling Plus, first launched in 1999, is now used globally by companies in many industries including Film & Games Design, Automotive, Product & Industrial Design, Footwear, Medical Engineering, Aerospace, Ceramics, Toys, Jewellery... in fact anywhere that users wish to model a complex design and using a traditional CAD system would be either slow, impractical or just plain impossible!
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These videos have been captured from two software applications; 'ClayTools' and 'FreeForm Modelling Plus', both of which are "FORCE-FEEDBACK ENABLED DIGITAL SCULPTING SOLUTIONS".
Force-Feedback?
This software is not driven by a mouse or even...
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