05:22 Try using "offset surface" set to Zero distance for the work-around feature. it'll give you the same Selection Intent Rule but a less annoying feature to "figure out" down the track with less requirements as no direct vector selection so easier to create as well.
I am in the middle of preparing for the Drawing Creation course. The first video shows in simple steps how to create a fully automatic drawing frame. But it's not easy to explain complex things simply. Moreover, I have checked all the steps several times so that it is really idiot-proof. I am now cutting the video. I think Monday it will be ready. After the drawing creation chapter comes freeform, or sheet metal, or part families? What do you think?
I like your video's, very cool, very instructive. How would you approach OFFEST curve in NX ? Regular offset curve or offset curve in sketch are not parametric, there is number of Copy (this number can not be an expression)
To create a parametric offset curve, the option "Associative" must be activated in the menu. To create a parametric offset curve in the sketch, the "Create Persitent Relation" option must be activated in the menu. The number of copies cannot be controlled by an expression. Why do you need a controllable number?
@@learnNX My father owns an aluminum foundry and most of the parts we produce are for masonry machines. I am more interested in design and especially manufacturing
@@learnNX I have been familiar with nx for 2 years and I love this software very much, and every time I learn something new, my interest grows more and more.
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Very good, useful, thanks
05:22 Try using "offset surface" set to Zero distance for the work-around feature. it'll give you the same Selection Intent Rule but a less annoying feature to "figure out" down the track with less requirements as no direct vector selection so easier to create as well.
Also possible, thanks for your tip. But the main issue is the centralised management of WAVE links. Have you tried it?
please from the assembly section clearance analysis Make a movie, thank you
Good idea, now it's on my to-do list
Sir u make a four axis program in mill users define [udop] making video in full details
Next comes the drawing creation to complete the basic course.
I like your way to explain of objects and command in nx
I hope you save time in the future!
very good. thank you.
Thank you, Samira 🙂
We missed you so much master please I'm asking about section surface in details thanks a lot you are the best
I am in the middle of preparing for the Drawing Creation course. The first video shows in simple steps how to create a fully automatic drawing frame. But it's not easy to explain complex things simply. Moreover, I have checked all the steps several times so that it is really idiot-proof. I am now cutting the video. I think Monday it will be ready.
After the drawing creation chapter comes freeform, or sheet metal, or part families? What do you think?
@@learnNX thanks sir ; actually I don't want to show bad but really we want them all 😊😊😊
I like your video's, very cool, very instructive. How would you approach OFFEST curve in NX ? Regular offset curve or offset curve in sketch are not parametric, there is number of Copy (this number can not be an expression)
To create a parametric offset curve, the option "Associative" must be activated in the menu.
To create a parametric offset curve in the sketch, the "Create Persitent Relation" option must be activated in the menu.
The number of copies cannot be controlled by an expression. Why do you need a controllable number?
Please see : "number of copy" .... can not be controlled by expression, I was referring to that, what alternate trick can be used !?
@@nx6677 yes, the number of copies can not be associative. Once again, for what do you need multiple offset curves, maybe there is another solution.
Thank you very much dear teacher for your teaching nx
Oh, thank you. What is your favourite?
@@learnNX My father owns an aluminum foundry and most of the parts we produce are for masonry machines. I am more interested in design and especially manufacturing
@@learnNX I have been familiar with nx for 2 years and I love this software very much, and every time I learn something new, my interest grows more and more.
@@miladmoghbel2906 As shown in the example, you can also link solids and subtract them from the mold halves of the casting mold.