u/Chandra0

Traid Transform tools facilitate part manipulation within the part studio. Unlike standard transform tools, they enable simultaneous movement and rotation within a single feature, eliminating the need for multiple transformations.

Draw tool helps to draw in 3d, instead on a plane or face.

Designed using Chain Path custom tool : Link

Hey everyone.

I have been observing the game physics mostly while playing the more corner tracks.

Continuous brake : while applying the brake without removing the pedal while taking the corner from high speed, even though the car slows down, the car gets skidding ~ at least a bit skid.

Applying multiple brakes : same track, same speed, same braking time, but the car takes a smooth corner without any skid.

I thought it's a game and doesn't follow real time braking physics, but it does and it's been changing for every car.

If we take the advanced cars, the car slows down and does not skidding even at 150km/hr

But if you take the same company old car for ( Porsche ) hyper car, it gets skid even at 130km/hr at corner.

I just want to know, am I the only one feeling like that or is it just an illusion ?

I would like to know, do we have any library for addons that helps to speed up the workflow for solidworks?

I have tried looking for and mostly finding paid i think so.

Hey everyone,

I have created a library of 60+ Fusion 360 Addons & Scripts: Export automation, sketch macros, and workspace optimizations.

To fix that, I built an organized, free database on my site mapping out verified tools to automate repetitive tasks:

No walls of text, just a clean grid categorized by what the tool actually does so you can find what you need in seconds.

Check it out and bookmark it for your next project: Chandraawesome Studio

Let me know if there are any essential, hidden-gem scripts I missed so I can add them to the database!

Hey everyone,

Are you aware of having a tool to speed up your cad workflow?

Onshape have 100+ Custom Tools / FeatureScripts: Advanced patterning, automated geometry generation, and modeling shortcuts and they all are scattered.

To fix that, I built an organized, free database on my site mapping out verified tools to automate repetitive tasks:

No walls of text, just a clean grid categorized by what the tool actually does so you can find what you need in seconds.

Check it out and bookmark it for your next project: Chandraawesome Studio

Hope this is helpful.

Let me know if there are any essential, hidden-gem scripts I missed so I can add them to the database!

Hey guys,

Just wanted to share a platform setup I’ve been building for the community. If you're anything like me, your 3D modeling files, rendering projects, freelance client reviews, and video content are probably split across four different websites.

I built a central command center from scratch using a Bento grid layout to clean up the clutter.

The idea is complete transparency for my niche. If you want to check out my simulation vehicle models or assemblies, you don't just see a picture—the platform routes you straight into the public Onshape workspace to copy the geometry or download the files.

I've also integrated my marketplace shop directly (sorting free Onshape files from premium Cults3D models) alongside live feeds for my video content and actual client project feedback.

It's a way to keep my engineering workflows completely open-source and easy to navigate.

If you want to check out the structure or clone some free setups, take a look here: [https://chandraawesome-dda21.web.app\]

Would love to hear your feedback on the layout or how easily the external workspaces open up for you!

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a mechanical design workflow project I just started. Most tutorials show you how to design a part from scratch, but I wanted to tackle a common real-world problem: taking an imported, completely locked/static model and retrofitting it with functional mechanics.

I'm doing a 6-part series converting a static toy truck design into an RC truck, and I just uploaded Part 1 covering the Steering Axle Design.

Instead of manually editing everything on both sides, I used an optimization trick in the Onshape feature tree: designing the hubs and steering linkage on the parent part and rolling them back above the mirror operation so the entire assembly constraints mirror over flawlessly.

I went over:

Setting up non-destructive part studios for modifications.

Creating the geometric layout for the wheel hubs to allow proper turning clearances.

Drafting the horizontal linkages.

If you're interested in the mechanical layout or just want to see how to manage complex edits on top of pre-existing imports without breaking the geometry tree, check out the video here: https://youtu.be/1gfqAvDycrY

I'd love to get your feedback on the linkage layout or any tips you have for rigging steering kinematics smoothly in browser-based CAD environments!

Hey guys, how to set the cockpit view. I cannot see steering view at all despite changing multiple camera views.

Can you please let me know. Im from rr3

Well I'm a Wheel Lover which gives me complete control even on a small turns. I had practiced to get the wheel habited.

I wonder which other controls are optional according to your game play experience.

Tried to break down the modeling workflow and major engine components clearly for anyone interested in CAD or mechanical design.

Would love feedback from other CAD users and engine enthusiasts.

Radial Engine

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a custom GPT focused specifically on CAD modeling in Onshape, and I wanted to share it with the community.

The main goal wasn’t just generating CAD steps…

but helping users understand proper parametric workflow and design intent.

It focuses on things like:

Fully constrained sketches

Cleaner feature strategy

Stable parametric modeling

Minimal and editable feature trees

Step-by-step guidance from images/descriptions

I noticed many beginners can follow tutorials but still struggle to build models independently later.

So I tried to make something that acts more like a CAD mentor instead of a command list.

Would genuinely love feedback from CAD users and engineers here.

Also open to feature suggestions 👀