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    Best Comunication between UG and Pro-Engineer

    Ben: How the heck do you rempdel a UG part ?
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    UG/Imageware

    Is anyone using Imageware to reverse engineer point clouds into solid (UG) models ? I'm interested in specific process, and Imageware's relative ease of use. Has anyone discovered any useful point cloud processing capability within UG ? Also, does anyone know : When is the next release of...
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    Sweep along guide

    Break one of the guide strings in two, move the section string to the breakpoint, and then 'sweep along a guide'. Include both pieces of the broken guidestring.
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    ALTREPS

    Is anyone successfully using altreps ? We've been using multiple reference sets to depict parts that can take on more than one configuration, depending on how/where they're applied (hoses, cables for example). Initiatives such as weight management, and (jt) file exporting (to Product Vision)...
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    Curser in NX2

    Preferences > Selection > Click a checkmark into the crosshairs box ........... same as V18 (and I'm guessing NX) right ?
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    WindowsXP - need more memory

    "Can you tell me how much of RAM you use to your system?" ... 4GB
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    WindowsXP - need more memory

    We use UGV18 and ProE2001 on Win2K platforms. A UG session will consume 1.9Gig of RAM, before running out of memory and crashing: ProE 2.2Gig (this according to information read from the Windows task manager). Incidentally, multiple sessions of UG and/or ProE will each run to the above limits...
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    WindowsXP - need more memory

    We use UGV18 and ProE2001 on Win2K platforms. A UG session will consume 1.9Gig of RAM, before running out of memory and crashing: ProE 2.2Gig (this according to information read from the Windows task manager). Incidentally, multiple sessions of UG and/or ProE will each run to the above limits...
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