Who said ProE programmers don't have a sense of humor?
Who said ProE programmers don't have a sense of humor?
(OP)
Just for fun, try this.
Make a new assembly, using any 2 parts. Simple parts will do.
Assemble the first part as DEFAULT.
Assemble the second part. Pick a flat surface from one part, and then from the other part.
Once you see the message prompt: "INDICATE OFFSET DIMENSION", click the "X" button. Do not enter a value.
Now, what value of offset do you see in the placement window?
1) 0.00
2) 10.00
3)-1000000
4) 3.14
5) -6500.00
Tune in tomorrow for the answer. Or you can try it yourself.
Disclaimer: "Closed course, professional user"
Steve
Make a new assembly, using any 2 parts. Simple parts will do.
Assemble the first part as DEFAULT.
Assemble the second part. Pick a flat surface from one part, and then from the other part.
Once you see the message prompt: "INDICATE OFFSET DIMENSION", click the "X" button. Do not enter a value.
Now, what value of offset do you see in the placement window?
1) 0.00
2) 10.00
3)-1000000
4) 3.14
5) -6500.00
Tune in tomorrow for the answer. Or you can try it yourself.
Disclaimer: "Closed course, professional user"
Steve





RE: Who said ProE programmers don't have a sense of humor?
I think the answer is 42
RE: Who said ProE programmers don't have a sense of humor?
Steve
http://www.sprdesign.com
http://www.3dlogix.com
RE: Who said ProE programmers don't have a sense of humor?
Can we have another option like this:
6) none of above
-Hora
RE: Who said ProE programmers don't have a sense of humor?
But the offset value was -1,000,000 (yes, one milllliioon inches, that's almost 3 times higher than most commercial jets fly. You need a really big screen to see both parts on the screen!!).
Steve
http://www.sprdesign.com
http://www.3dlogix.com
RE: Who said ProE programmers don't have a sense of humor?
Well... I guess Wildfire was a mind game in itself.