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Mechanical
- Sep 1, 2010
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Apologies for what must be a very basic question, but I've never had to deal with wiring before in CAD so this is new to me.
I have a small assembly with one component that moves 2 inches up or down depending on which arrangement is selected. I need to model some wiring going from fixed components to this moving component. I would very much like for the wiring to auto update it's curves and routing when the arrangement is changed, without changing it's length.
I'm 100% sure that NX (I'm running NX8.0.3.4) can do this. I just don't know how!
I've tried using bridge curves to model the path but I can't seem to get the end connected to the moving component to actually associate with the moving component. It just stays put when I change arrangements. I've started looking into the Routing Electrical features but so far I'm just getting more confused.
Whats the proper way to model wiring going to a moving component in NX?
Much appreciation for anyone willing to take the time to give me some advice.
Thanks.
I have a small assembly with one component that moves 2 inches up or down depending on which arrangement is selected. I need to model some wiring going from fixed components to this moving component. I would very much like for the wiring to auto update it's curves and routing when the arrangement is changed, without changing it's length.
I'm 100% sure that NX (I'm running NX8.0.3.4) can do this. I just don't know how!
I've tried using bridge curves to model the path but I can't seem to get the end connected to the moving component to actually associate with the moving component. It just stays put when I change arrangements. I've started looking into the Routing Electrical features but so far I'm just getting more confused.
Whats the proper way to model wiring going to a moving component in NX?
Much appreciation for anyone willing to take the time to give me some advice.
Thanks.