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Assigning material

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TudorMiron

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Hi All,
I'm just starting to learn Pre/E (switching from SolidWorks) and find some difficulties:
In Solid Works I could assign material to nay part I modeled and get than have such data as weight, CG location, moments of inertia, section moments of inertia etc. etc - for now I can't find anything like this in Pro/E - is there a way to do such thing in Pro/E?
Another thing is I could use "measure" tool to measure distance from any edge, vertex or anything - to another anything. Can't find such a thing in Pro/E.
It's not that I can't survive without those tools but they where VERY handy.

Thank you
Ted
 
to apply a material

edit ->setup-> materail -> pick one



analysis -> measure. for edge vertex and anything :)

analysis -> model analysis -> model mass properties - > for part mass, inertia etc





hope this helps
 
Tudor Miron the explnation of puppet is very clear


Tudor also Miron sound like Romanian name.isn t?


Cristelino
 
Thanks Puppet this helps. One thing thought when I wanted to assign material I realised that I don't have from where to choose one. Do I have to make my own material database?

Cristelino,
I'm moldavian, located in Russia,St.Petersburg.

Thanks
Ted
 
there is a materials.zip u can d/l from this site. in the "files section" which i use. and yes u can make some.



->download it

-> unzip it somewhere

.

and then add the following to ur config.pro



pro_material_dir j:\*yourparth*\pro_materials



then it will go right to that directory when u assign ur materials
 
if you have e mail adress i can sen you some files with the usual material i work


Sorry for confususion.I have a friend with exactly the same name and hi s romanian


Anyway i made mistake few mile


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Best regards


Cristelino
 
Puppet - thanks again! I love your replys - short and clear.

Cristelino, yeah your mistake is actually not a mistake...errr... well ya know what I mean
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you can email me at: tudormiron ...at...yahoo.com (replace...at...with @)

Say hello to you friend Tudor! from Tudor

Thanks
Ted
 
Could any one give the link to the materials.zip file in this site? :)
 

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