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Surfacing an F1 Wheel In Alias

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Take these tutorials on automotive surfacing and learn how to create a production-ready model of a Formula 1 racing wheel with Class A surfaces in Alias.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
  • What you should know before watching this course
  • Using the exercise files
  • Setting up projects on a Mac
  • Additional Notes
1. Overview of Alias Portfolio
  • Manufacturing strategy
2. Starting a Project
  • Understanding your deliverables
  • Setting up Alias preferences
  • Master section model
3. Creating Main Body
  • Creating the split-line footprint
  • Creating master sections
  • Showing the three scenarios of master sections
  • Creating a multi-flange for the sides
  • Adding an overcrown to the sidewalls
  • Creating the center pad
  • Rear paddles
4. Creating the Digital Display Aperture
  • Modeling a simple shape with a primitive
5. Creating the Buttons and Dials
  • Feasibility Checkpoint
    • Body
    • Basic dial
      • Indent
      • Basic dial
        • Main body
        • Basic dial
          • Scallop
          • Rotary dial
          • Creating a hexagonal head (standard part)
          • Dial recess
          6. Creating the Handles
          • Overview of handle workflow
          • Top-slab start
          • Basic slab construction
          • Top-slab blend
          • Front fillet
          • Handle transition (middle stem)
          • Handle transition (direct modelling)
          • Handle transition (fillet creation)
          • Rear fillet construction
          • Middle blend end-cap construction
          • Check model function
          7. Export for Rapid Prototype
          • Export using Alias Design
          • Advanced Alias functionality
          • Final assembly
          8. Alternative Workflow
          • Alternative solution to blend surface
          • Final model check
          9. Rendering the Final Model
          • Initial render setup
          • Light the scene
          • Assigning textures
          • Advanced texture options
          • Applying text
          • Finished model
          • Next steps

Taught by

Veejay Gahir

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