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You guys, welcome back to yet another video now in this video going to learn how to create a wall thickness
using our offset tool.
Also, Tool is in your main toolbar again.
You can click here to activate also tool, or you can press F on your keyboard.
So once you press if it would activate or settle and now you can hover or any face and it would highlight
that face, which means you can offset the space like once.
Make sure to not click and back, simply click and release your hand from the left most button.
And now you can give a thickness either inside or outside the box.
If you want to give a thickness of six inches, you can type in six and then press enter.
So that would give it a thickness of six inches outside the box.
Now I would suggest that you select the face first and then press the offset rule, which is on your
keyboard.
The reason being because there would be a case where there are multiple faces, and if you go ahead
and simply use the offset tool, you might not offset the right face.
So it's a good idea to select the face using your select tool and then pressing on your keyboard to
activate the offset tool.
Give a thickness of eight inches.
Press enter and you are done.
Again, to reiterate when you're giving the offset.
Make sure not to click on the measurements box on the right, simply just give your value, say 10 inches
and then press enter.
That's all you need to do.
You do not really need to click you and then give the measurement because it doesn't work.
You simply need to type in your value and sketch out would automatically read that.
So this is a quick tutorial and do the offset, you know, in the next tutorial, learn more about it
is a tool that will create some abstract art studio art on our sketchbook, and we're not going to get
into 3D yet.
We're still trying out the 2D modeling tools, and then we truly get into the 3D as well.
So go ahead and practice the offset tool.
It's a very simple to use.
Also, notice that I'm still involves the tool, so make sure to get into the habit of using the selected
by pressing spacebar on your keyboard.
So that's about it.
I'll see you guys next.
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