- [Instructor] Now when we get into our menus,
something that you should be made aware of
is that based off of the application that you're in,
your tools, your icons, your menus,
what's available to you is going to change.
So if I go into a different application,
what I see here is gonna be a bit different
based off of that application that I'm in.
Think of it as your tools.
If I go into a woodworking facility,
well, I have tools specifically there for working with wood.
If I go into a metalworking facility,
same thing can be said there.
I'm going to have tools specifically for working with metal.
And that's what the menu,
your icons, your tools are all about.
So based off of this application that I'm in,
you're going to see some differences
between those applications within these menus.
So if you're looking for a tool
and you can't seem to find it,
then chances are you may be in the wrong application.
You wanna verify that you are in the correct application.
Again, we're gonna be using the modeling application
for all of the design that we're going to be doing here,
and from that point,
once we get into the assemblies,
we're still gonna be technically
in the modeling application,
but that assemblies tool is just an add-on that's turned on.
So based off of that,
if you look under your menu,
you'll see your assemblies,
you'll have all of the available tools for the assemblies.
Everything is there.
Now if I look at my Assemblies tab,
most of the tools are there, as well.
Not all of 'em.
Probably the ones that you use the most
will be located up at the top.
But for a full rundown of all the assemblies tools,
you actually go into the menu
and you'll actually have to go digging around in the menu
or, as I mentioned before,
you wanna use this command finder.
Get comfortable with where things are at,
and again, if you're not finding the tool that you want,
you wanna make sure that you are in the proper application.