These tutorials are a part of our loose and flexible course curriculum. If you would like a password to view our arsenal of tutorials please contact your closest training provider to Chicago, Toronto , London or Munich for a login and password. There are over fifty surfacing tutorials for surfacing inside of Pro/ENGINEER alone.

Hood Scoop #1 Tutorial In this series of Tutorials the surfacing student will develop multiple ways to build or trick three part boundaries and study G2 continuity issues plus compare construction methods of ISDX to Pro/SURFACE. Notice the image above shows a crease at the square seam. The student will first have to fix the crease then remodel with the instructors help the entire scoop.

Chair Tutorial In this series of Tutorials the surfacing on Proving form. This workshop is mainly for Industrial designers but can be administered to non degreed designers and engineers alike.

Ideation using the parent child constraints Proves form better in Wildfire. This ideation process can generate 20 to 30 forms in an 8 hour period. That is more than an industrial designer would hope to prove with Alias or even a pencil.

350 ZX Car Tutorial This model is a good example of using ISDX for acheiving G2 continuity for a complex model such as the car front shown. This model show the ability to take an outline of the geometry wanted and then being able to get the high quality results.

Caprice Tutorial This model shows the power of ISDX. By using a skeleton frame and bounding curves we are able to replicate advanced forms such as the Caprice Classic shown above.

Handle Detail Tutorial This model is a good example for faucets or door pulls for many manufactururers. This model discusses the pros and cons for ISDX vs Pro/SURAFCE. Adding draft to the surface geometry and controling striation of a surface. The red handle helps adjust the striation or the precise UV functions of the surface.

Bike Seat Tutorial This Surfacing 'Level 6-7' ISDX tutorial is to emphasize more of the surfacing capability of this remarkable new ISDX surfacing module. This specific tutorial has focus is on hybrid modeling effort of switching from Pro/SURFACE and ISDX in order to prove form and to ultimately model a bike seat.  By using the bounding box technique, a user can quickly flex the ISDX superfeature into different sizes in seconds. Like many of our tutorials, this model emphasizes unique techniques to capture form by first drawing plan of attack then scribing that plan into Pro/E.

N-agon Tutor This model shares by example how to build the n-sided surface without using the n-sided surface command. The correct way to generate this geometry so FEA and CNC calculations run without error is to avoid the three part boundaries or globing effect. Your instructor will go through the model and your job as the student is to complete the other side without mirror for practice. This tutor and model is a WF2.0 model.