[Feature request] add Tube primtive shape to PartDesign
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[Feature request] add Tube primtive shape to PartDesign
In PartDesign, tube primitive shape is not available. It will be useful if we add it to PartDesign.
Re: [Feature request] add Tube primtive shape to PartDesign
Though there are tons of videos and other tutorials teaching how to make tubes.
And of course there is the flamingo/dodo workbench for doing industrial piping...
And of course there is the flamingo/dodo workbench for doing industrial piping...
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Spock: "...His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking."
Re: [Feature request] add Tube primtive shape to PartDesign
in my opinion the should remove all primitives from PD
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Re: [Feature request] add Tube primtive shape to PartDesign
See primitives used without any sketches & only editing some values. I feel easier than creating sketch, drawing circles, constraining. Insert tube & change dimension.
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Re: [Feature request] add Tube primtive shape to PartDesign
Primitives have their uses.
But, are basically CSG modelling.
Some are more comfortable with CSG and it's fine for things that are actually primitive shapes.
They aren't the best when modeling things with complex cross sections. The sketch is better for that.
I tend to think in complex cross sections, so only occasionally use primitives in Part Design or Part workbench.
For tubes, drawing a path and two circles in a sketch seems far easier to me...
As usual, there are many ways to approach things.
But, are basically CSG modelling.
Some are more comfortable with CSG and it's fine for things that are actually primitive shapes.
They aren't the best when modeling things with complex cross sections. The sketch is better for that.
I tend to think in complex cross sections, so only occasionally use primitives in Part Design or Part workbench.
For tubes, drawing a path and two circles in a sketch seems far easier to me...
As usual, there are many ways to approach things.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Spock: "...His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking."