Recent content by Mickwafer

Hi, Is this V4 or V5, if V4 I think the keystroke is CTL +ALT +W (it may be Q or E) try it and see, If V5 you can copy and paste from the CHARACTER MAP under START+ACCESSORIES+SYSTEM TOOLS or use ALT +0176 regards

Hi, try decreasing the discretenization value in GRAPHIC+SPEC ELEMS and selecting the solid, decrease the small value by say 10 i.e. if 0.2 set to 0.02 and recreate the view. This may help. Zimbaent

Hi, I think you should be using SYMBOLS as opposed to details as only the part of the symbol you want to edit can be editted. Regards zimbaent

Hi create a profile (in sketcher) to represent the radius and then use the RIB command with the line as your centre curve and the sketch as the profile. Mick

If the point co-ordinates are in an ASCII file they can be imported using the CLOUD function. CST's can be created thru' the CLOUD and SPLINES ran thru' the CST's. Surfaces can then be constructed from the SPLINES

Hi Ctlstevens, if you do a curve1 project onto the plane you will almost certainly get a identical project YES merge message, the curves must be outside the 0.1 tolerance for projection / intersection. thereby giving the result they don't lie on the same plane. Ideally prior to creation set your...

If you use FTP to copy the files from UNIX to NT the problem should not occur, ensure it is done with the binary switch set to on. Mick Wafer

You need either an inch statup model in the environment you are importing into, or to set the units declaration to be inches in a .dcls file. Mick

Yes, you have to use IGECAT utility but you will not get solids only a volume (if your lucky) or at best faces and surfaces only regards Mick

The geometry is probably in the draw window, use the WI hot key at the bottom of the screen type in D and press return, then use CTRL+R to reframe the geometry.