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r/CarDesign r/CPM2 r/3dprintedcarparts r/SolidWorks
Image 1 — Don't know if it's the Photo Model or the Game itself which makes it look this good🫣
Image 2 — Don't know if it's the Photo Model or the Game itself which makes it look this good🫣
Image 3 — Don't know if it's the Photo Model or the Game itself which makes it look this good🫣
Image 4 — Don't know if it's the Photo Model or the Game itself which makes it look this good🫣
Image 5 — Don't know if it's the Photo Model or the Game itself which makes it look this good🫣
Image 6 — Don't know if it's the Photo Model or the Game itself which makes it look this good🫣
Image 7 — Don't know if it's the Photo Model or the Game itself which makes it look this good🫣
▲ 2 r/CPM2

Don't know if it's the Photo Model or the Game itself which makes it look this good🫣

u/StationQueasy3993 — 12 hours ago
▲ 46 r/SolidWorks

Universal Joint Torsional Analysis Simulation Feedback- SW2023

Just completed the Torsional Analysis on a Universal Joint considering one shaft to be fixed and another one subjected to 100 N-m of Torque.

Material Used : Alloy Steel

As it was my first time, do the numbers look realistic, do I need to make any further improvements to make it look professional?

u/StationQueasy3993 — 1 day ago
▲ 1 r/CarDesign

M4-inspired widebody concept for a scale-car conversion/Flow Simulation — critique wanted on the front/rear aero balance

I am working on a GT-style widebody concept intended to be produced as a multi-part scale-car conversion.

The front bumper, Functional hood vents, Front Splitter , Wide fender extensions, diffuser and wing were designed as one visual package, but I am still refining the styling for either Manufacturing, car mods or even Flow Simulations! .

I would value critique on:

• Whether the front bumper and rear wing feel proportionally balanced

• Hood vent placement and size

• Side profile / fender flare flow

• Whether the diffuser and splitter look too aggressive for the rest of the body

• Wing Mounts positioning

The final goal is a printable scale-model body kit, so some details can be simplified for manufacturing purposes

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u/StationQueasy3993 — 12 days ago
▲ 4 r/CPM2

Get this feature removed, Previous version was great with fullly adjustable rims&tires. Please Restore it Developer it's Worse! Transmission might be realistic now, but is very jerky - also very annoying 🫤🫤🫤🫤😤

u/StationQueasy3993 — 18 days ago