OK, it seems to be more simple than i expected! I think i will have good time tonight... thank you very much for those links! The "shapebinder" is just a technique and it's not the name of a specific tool that's it? It's the action of linking a shape to another in order to control it in co...

Great work! But there is no explanation about how he made it... and again, shaping each pieces is not so hard, but how each pieces are placed and "attached" with constraints to each others is a real mystery for me. Question: Each piece must be placed with proper rotation and position or th...

In general the basic tools of the v0.16 and v0.17 is enough to shape what I want. My problem starts after the modeling. I don't know witch attach method to use What I want precisely is 1- shape a toy-car, a robot, made of pulleys, motors, pistons and others pieces in movement. Shaping is not a real ...

:o Oooolaaa... ok! :shock: And it's not a fake! https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-06-04/microsoft-agrees-to-buy-coding-site-github-for-7-5-billion It's my second post, because my first post was done 10 min earlier... i was asking myself about to migrate my 3d stuff from windows to linux.....

I want to know which version is the best for making mechanical assemblies on Ubuntu 18.04 at this date. 1 - v0.16 with assembly2? I've got some simple annoying bugs when i assemble two simple parts with at least 2 constraints when I must flip a part on an axis (X) 2 - v0.17 with assembly3? (but I ca...