CATIA Tech Tip: CATIA V5 Coupling Options for Multi-Section Solids

Technical Trainer, Trisha West, demonstrates how the four different coupling methods (ratio, tangency, tangency then curvature, and vertices) can affect your final multi-section, and how to use coupling curves in a complicated shape scenario.
Content from this video is covered in detail in the Rand 3D CATIA Introduction to Modeling class. www.Rand3D.com

[@crazyingenieur3277]

It is not mentioned in this video, but there is a big difference between Full and Partial Overload. If you add a new part or sub-assembly after creating the scenes, the Full Overload scenes will NOT show the new components added, but the Partial Overload ones will! So I typically start with a Full and a Partial "Default" scene and rarely use Full Overload scenes.

[@notgonnatellyou8716]

Thanks a lot for this explanation. If only I had known "back then" what I know now... would have saved me a lot of headaches ;-)

[@user-pv1ko9pp5h]

When I press sketch my two figure gets overlap how to get rid with that ??