Sorry for the double post - maybe this is the better place to ask the question:
Does anyone know where the closure thread finish specifications are maintained these days? It used to be the SPI. Then it was the CMA. Now I believe the CMA rolled over into the CCMA, but they don't have the closure...
Question - how exactly does CATIA "use a digital photograph and create a surfaces/solid model from this". Can you snap or link curves to the picture? I think pro/Concept was able to do this but not fully certain. ISDX could use this type of functionality.
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> Replacing [ * trajpar ] with [ * tan(trajpar * 45) ]
alters the rate of change
I see... I should have dug out my old trig charts. I'll never fault anyone for playing around on pro/e ever again.
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Jeff, Wow. Thats pretty awesome. Can you explain the relations a little bit more. Specifically, is the use of tan of trapar * 45 just giving you the same thing as trajpar - progression from 0 to 1?
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Common sense has struck back and may just beat the deadline.
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7011805480
Somebody told me that it would take 5 years from test well to 100K bpd in the Carolina basin
http://www.geotimes.org/mar07/article.html?id=feature_gulfofmexico.html
"In 2001, Shell, Amoco, Texaco (now part of Chevron) and ExxonMobil drilled the exploratory BAHA 2 well in 2,375 meters of water in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico, in a region known as the Perdido Fold Belt."...
I think you are confused. Let me provide more detail.
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=h110-6566
HR 6566:
To bring down energy prices by increasing safe, domestic production, encouraging the development of alternative and renewable energy, and promoting conservation.
Lifting...
Maybe the correct question posed should have been why has the automotive industry avoided using Pro/E for automotive interiors. I've heard a lot about how Pro/E doesn't work well with Alias (so I guess that means that its really Alias that rules the roost in automotive design). I can't speak...
Make sure you get training beacause a lot has changed from 2001. Also, system requirements are greater for Wildfire, i.e. more RAM needed, more powerful graphics card, etc.
Having said that, WF 2.0, if you're able to manage the change, makes Pro/E better than ever.
Pro/WEB PUBLISH allows you to export models in a format such as HTML of VRML that can be viewed from a web browser. Unfortunately, all you can do is view them as they aren't parametric.
Is it possible to have family table information in an Excel spreadsheet on a Web page that can then be...
This subject brings to mind one of the greatest books of the last century, Gravity's Rainbow by Pynchon. Or one of the worst books of the last century depending on who you ask. Amazingly technical, complex, and inaccessable, I'm not sure I can recommend it because its also obscene. If you're...
In previous releases, Pro/E isn't able to make a group containing groups. Is this the same case with the Auto-groups in Wildfire?
If so, any feature created with the new datum-on-the-fly method can't be grouped.
In previous releases, Pro/E isn't able to make a group containing groups. Is this the same case with the Auto-groups in Wildfire?
If so, any feature created with the new datum-on-the-fly method can't be gouped.
Not exactly the same functionality as before. I've found groups are cumbersome to work with and don't know why PTC needlessly complicated this functionality. Hopefully, we'll see the old method return in later releases.
