DATUM PLANE TROUBLE NX6
DATUM PLANE TROUBLE NX6
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Hello friends
I have two days using NX6 (before I used NX3), I have a problem with this new version.
How can I get the same lenght and height in all new datum planes that I create?, or how can I change those dimensions in datum planes existing?.
In NX3 all datum planes had the same lenght and height when I create a new document.
Thanks for your tips.
Tom
I have two days using NX6 (before I used NX3), I have a problem with this new version.
How can I get the same lenght and height in all new datum planes that I create?, or how can I change those dimensions in datum planes existing?.
In NX3 all datum planes had the same lenght and height when I create a new document.
Thanks for your tips.
Tom





RE: DATUM PLANE TROUBLE NX6
RE: DATUM PLANE TROUBLE NX6
But are you complaining the NX 6.0 Datum Planes can be edited so that they are not 'square' or is it something else?
And more to the point, why do you even care?
John R. Baker, P.E.
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Product Design Solutions
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RE: DATUM PLANE TROUBLE NX6
When I worked in NX3 al datum planes were equal squares, and for my designs use all of them with the same form, help me to "find" quickly the position of datum planes for my sketches.
And in the case of NX6, I have to touch the grips in the corner and extend one by one.
In resume, create new datum planes with the same form (equal squares)is better to me for creating new models.
Thanks John for your comments.
Tom
RE: DATUM PLANE TROUBLE NX6
John R. Baker, P.E.
Product 'Evangelist'
Product Design Solutions
Siemens PLM Software Inc.
Industry Sector
Cypress, CA
http://www.siemens.com/plm
http://www.plmworld.org/museum/
To an Engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
RE: DATUM PLANE TROUBLE NX6
Thanks a lot for your comment, this is the answer for my question. The new datum plane "grow" symmetrically from 0,0,0 as I change his dimensions.
Thanks for your patience
Tom