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Basic Principles

Be Specific and Clear

Structure Your Commands

1. Start with the Main Shape

2. Use Clear Measurements

  • Always specify units (mm, cm, degrees)
  • Use decimal points for precision
  • Include all necessary dimensions

Common Patterns

Location References

Geometric Relations

Pattern Commands

Tips for Complex Models

Break Down into Steps

Use Reference Points

  • Start with clear origin points
  • Reference existing features
  • Use standard planes (front, top, right)

Troubleshooting

When Results Aren’t Perfect

  1. Review Your Description
    • Check measurements
    • Verify relationships
    • Look for ambiguous terms
  2. Common Fixes
    • Add missing dimensions
    • Clarify relationships
    • Break into smaller steps
Keep a note of commands that work well. You can reuse these patterns in future models.

Examples by Complexity

Simple Components

Medium Complexity

Complex Assemblies

Best Practices Checklist

✅ Include all dimensions
✅ Specify units
✅ Use clear reference points
✅ Break down complex shapes
✅ Review before executing
✅ Build step by step
Remember: The quality of your model depends on the clarity of your description. Take time to plan and structure your commands.
Start simple and add complexity gradually. It’s easier to add features than to fix mistakes in complex models.