When I have larger sheetmetal parts the dxf function in generative sheetmetal design scales them down so that they are around 1 - 2 inched total, as opposed to the 30 inches + that they are supposed to be. what is that about? It works with smaller parts just fine. Could it have something to...
I have checked the FAQ, and it does not say anything about how to change the "write access" in drafting. I found some stuff for the other question but none of it was a clear explination of how to change it. Explinations like ferdo's assume that I have a clue about what a catscript is and where...
alright, I have a few things that are not working for me.
1) I want and understand how to change drafting sheet properties in admin mode, but I need "write access" on CATcollectionstandard and CATreferancesettingpath. I can find these directories easily in the catia environment editor but what...
I am trying to see if any of the supplied post processors will work with my cnc mill controls. I have a tree journeyman 425 mill with delta 30 controls. anyone?
I am interested in using catia for machining, but am worried that it doesn't have the functionality of things like mastercam and surfcam. what are your thoughts of using catia and which workbenches should I use?
I have a surface that i need to make flat in the drafting stage. Imagine a piece of paper that has a crease in it resulting in a 20 degree angle. In the drafting stage I need to make that piece flat again t show actual size. is this possible, because I can not seem to figure it out.
so, that all sounds good. Using solid works, and the cosmos stress testing package, I am going to put the suggested number of G's on the parts, and see how it goes. On second thought though, how do i convert g's into pounds(so that it is useable on cosmos)I am no engineer after all, this is...
I have designed a suspension in catia which I would like to stress test. As I am not an automotive engineer, is there some standard stress that you put on certain places of the suspension in order to determine that it is capable. If so, where would I find these numbers?
The new GM bank deactivation still does no t have the adjustability of fully electronic actuated valves, not to mention the mechanical losses still inharent in their design. They claim a 15 percent gain in efficiency, i think with the full solenoid setup we would be getting maybe 20% or more...