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Flexible Pipes between 2 Parts CATIA

Maxime Chagnot
in Modeling
7 1 Beginner
https://youtu.be/OlRkCLi2Jj4 Hello CATIA 3DExperience Fans, Here is my last tutorial Design Fast #4 edition! I will learn you how to design a pipe between 2 parts in Assembly Design. 1 part is fixed and can be manually moved. The pipe will automatically follow the new position and update the curve between the 2 parts. Do no hesitate to add comments or send me message about new topics for instance! Please subscribe and visit our website: http://www.plm-technology.com/ Use Captions and Enjoy :)
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How to handle Minor & Major Revisions on 3DExperience

Maxime Chagnot
in Modeling
3 0 Beginner
Hello all! By popular demand, here is a new ENOVIA Video dealing about Minor and Major Revisions in 3DExperience Release 19x. First you will see how to enable the minor revision mode on the Web Dashboard with the Collaborative Spaces Control application. Then you will make an assembly with 2 parts. You will open the parts separately and perform a minor revision on the first part and a major revision on the second part. After that, you will implement the new revision in the assembly using product edition in ENOVIA collaborative lifecycle application. Hope this was helpful :)
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AutoCad 3D Machine Drawing Part And Assembly Exercise Tutorials

L-Cad
in Modeling
3 0 Expert
Autocad 3D Machine Drawing Assembly Learn In easy Way. Training Video For professional Designer. See All Design To Learn to Design and assemble The Parts in Diff Ways And Methods. Check The Playlist For More Updates In all Kind Of Design Software Subscribe
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[VIDEO]Custom Attributes and BOM Drawing - CATIA & ENOVIA R19x

Maxime Chagnot
in BOM
2 0 Beginner
Hello all, In this new tutorial you will learn how to create custom attributes to your 3DExperience Platform and you will see how to create a Bill of Material in a drawing. To create a new attribute you need to have administrator rights. When logged on web interface, you can open the Collaborative Spaces Control app (North Quadrant of compass). There click on attributes management and select Physical Product. You can add extra attributes to your 3DExperience rich client. When this is done, you can create a part and fill in the new custom attributes. You can reach these new attributes in the Bill of Material feature in Drafting application. When creating the "default BOM" you need to replace the attributes by the custom attributes you just created. *** To reuse this new BOM as a template, you need to log on rich client on the Default Collaborative Space as Admin. Clicking on your icon, you can modify the standards of your Platform - Before doing it, it is highly recommended to copy the ISO file and make a new one like "PLM_ISO.xml" (C:\ProgramData\DassaultSystemes\CATCollectionStandard\drafting) - Then go to Drafting/Styles/BOM and you will be able to modify the reported properties.
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[VIDEO]Create a catalog using Component Family CATIA 3DXP

Maxime Chagnot
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
Here is a tips video showing you how to create a catalog using a component Family. Create a Part with several parameters and link it to a design table with Excel. Then Create a Component Family that will be instantiated into a catalog. Open the catalog in an assembly and add your Catalog Components!
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