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On the Layer Bar, click and hold on the power_button layer to view
the pull-down menu. Choose Assign to assign the two copied surfaces
onto the layer.
You now have two copies of the cylinder and top surface, one on the
body layer, and one on the power_button layer.
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Choose Pick > Nothing to deselect the surfaces.
Creating the power button
Next, you will use the copied surfaces to create the power button. You will
use the Surface fillet tool to trim and round the edge of the power button.
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On the Layer Bar, click and hold on the body layer to see the
pull-down menu. Choose Visible to make the body surfaces invisible.
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Summary of Contents for ALIAS 2010
Page 1: ...Autodesk Alias 2010 Learning Alias March 2009 Part No 712B1 050000 PM05A ...
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Page 18: ... Check the community site for tips and tricks 12 Chapter 2 Getting help on Alias ...
Page 202: ...Select the circle curve 196 Chapter 5 Modeling a Joystick ...
Page 248: ...The row of CVs is selected and highlighted in yellow 242 Chapter 5 Modeling a Joystick ...
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Page 309: ...Part 2 Intersecting and Trimming 303 ...
Page 399: ...On Your Own 393 ...
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Page 465: ...Part 4 Creating the Screen Recess 459 ...
Page 491: ...Then choose the inner arc to complete the trimming Part 6 Control Button 485 ...
Page 514: ...508 Chapter 7 Modeling an MP3 Player ...
Page 517: ...5 e The Round tool can create a corner surface between three edges Quiz Answers 511 ...
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Page 629: ...Visualizing a PDA 623 ...
Page 685: ...Use the scene you have just set up and create some detail views of the design On Your Own 679 ...
Page 721: ...2 Click the Map button next to the Bump parameter Part 4 Creating a 2D bump texture 715 ...
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