Representation of a ribbed sheet

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In SolidWorks 2014 sp5.0, what is the trick to represent the streaks on a sheet metal:

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Hello

Either by mapping, or by removing the material on a diamond and then repeating the function

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Apply an appearance

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Indeed, the appearance is great for 3D (you still have to find the appearance of the ridged sheet metal !!), but for the drawing.

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Hatching?

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Hello

You can also display textures in the drawing in shaded mode, right?

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it looks like this


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@thierry, it's teardrop sheet metal not streaked....

@Frédéric, good idea, I'll look for any diamond-type hatchets

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Hello Flegendre,
To have the grooves on a sheet metal, it's up to you to create a sketch with material removal.+ repetition of your function to simplify your life.

Or, to put in the appearances of your room, the Metal/Steel/Stainless Steel Footstool skin.which will be visible only in photoview).

Good luck

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Hello

I apply an appearance. I go into plastic then composite and I take dyneema carbon fiber and I apply it to the face concerned then I edit the appearance and there a square appears on the part and I pull on it to have the rendering I want...

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@flegendre, can you send us an overview of the result you get via the @Frédéric method please?

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It's really because you're @Aurélien Fives

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I'm coming after the battle, but .PL's right. If you apply a texture and you make an ombré reconstruction, normally it appears on your drawing (if your next material looks like something other than a diamond;) )

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Oh, your goodness will ruin you! Thank you very much!