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assigning a material to model

assigning a material to model

assigning a material to model

(OP)
Where & how do you assign material to the model?
Thank you for your help.

NX 3.0 NX 5.0 NX 7.5
HP Mobile Workstation 8730W
XP Pro

RE: assigning a material to model

For mass/FEA calculation or for rendering/images?

Anthony Galante
Senior Support Engineer

NX4.0.4MP10, NX5.0.0->5.0.6, NX6.0.0->NX6.0.5, NX7.0.0->NX7.0.1 & NX7.5.0.32-> NX7.5.4.4, Beta NX8.0.0.23
 

RE: assigning a material to model

(OP)
It is for geeting the weight of the part.
Thank you Anthony

NX 3.0 NX 5.0 NX 7.5
HP Mobile Workstation 8730W
XP Pro

RE: assigning a material to model

Tools -> Materials -> Assign Materials or if you just want to assign a density to a model, Edit -> Feature -> Solid Density.

Anthony Galante
Senior Support Engineer

NX4.0.4MP10, NX5.0.0->5.0.6, NX6.0.0->NX6.0.5, NX7.0.0->NX7.0.1 & NX7.5.0.32-> NX7.5.4.4, Beta NX8.0.0.23
 

RE: assigning a material to model

(OP)
Thank You for the help

NX 3.0 NX 5.0 NX 7.5
HP Mobile Workstation 8730W
XP Pro

RE: assigning a material to model

Gee Ben, that program looks awfully familiar winky smile

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RE: assigning a material to model

Started from one I got from you years ago. upside down

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