If anyone knows of any good Photoworks tutorials, An exasperated class of 9 Solidworks students would be most grateful. Unfortunately, Level II Solidworks training is non-existant in our school, and it follows then that literature on Photoworks is just about the same. We did run across a very helpful tutorial by Triaxial Design Company, on the Internet, that was surely welcomed. We are currently waiting for a text book published by Solidworks, devoted entirely to Photoworks. Our main problem is learning how to apply reflective shiny chrome renderings to flat surfaces. We have achieved very acceptable results with conical and round geometries, but a cube is evidentally a different set of problems alltogether, along with a different set of settings that we are simply unable to come up with. It would appear that Photoworks is more of a complicated mechanism than we bargained for. With it's limitless possibilities of settings, we now realize that this part of 3-D may be more difficult to learn than solid geometry was. If one of the very fine Gurus that post here ever makes a video tutorial on this subject, it would most certainly be appreciated, and we would be thankful if they would be so kind as to post it here. Thanking you, Erika Layne and Classmates
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