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Transform a Product to a Part CATIA 3DExperience

Maxime Chagnot
in Modeling
6 1 Beginner
https://youtu.be/jFvcoBDpU8s Dear 3DExperience and CATIA Fans, A lot of my customers asked me "how can we transform a product to a part like in CATIA V5?" and the answer → Derived Representation feature in CATIA Assembly Design. In the video you can see how to transform a small assembly to a part and make a cut. You can keep the links with original parts and change parameters. Do no hesitate to add comments or send me message about new topics for instance! Please subscribe and check our website: http://www.plm-technology.com/ Use Captions and Enjoy :)
CATIA drawing cut representation derived assembly part product 3dexperience

Copy Derived Configurations in SolidWorks Using Design Table

jehan kothari
in Modeling
0 1 Beginner
Configurations is one of the best command in SolidWorks. It has so many capabilities that you need to explore just. One of the issues that users find is how to copy the derived configuration from one parent to another parent configuration. In this video, I have demonstrated how to do that. This holds true for assembly-level too. I know you won't donate it but still link will exist till eternity : My Patreon Page : https://www.patreon.com/CADskool
SOLIDWORKS copy derived configurations solidworks

NX 10 Sketch Derived Lines(Creating an Offset Line Parallel at a Distance) Lesson 1.1

Abbos Makhamatov
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Offset a sketch line, edge or curve a constant distance. Create a bisected line between two non-parallel lines. Create a parallel line halfway between two parallel lines.
NX Unigraphics tutorial nx lines derived sketch
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