Re: Help modeling boat hull in sheetmetal
thanks for the help looks like i have my afternoon planned out now.
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Re: Help modeling boat hull in sheetmetal
Do I have a future in boat building ??? This should give you some tips. Creo 2.0 full version attached.
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Re: Load multiple drawings into session at once
Unclick? Uncheck? Unlink? Thanks Dale for the reply, and trying to enlighten me, but you know I'm here to read about Pro/E, Creo and other CAD related stuff. I'd think this problem didn't even have to...
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I did try making the hull I made in sheetmetal. I got it to rip fine, but it did not recognize the bends even though I was very careful about keeping the flat surfaces flat. In general, many of these...
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I remember reading the AHK forums back when I was learning Autohotkey, and It was all pretty much the same but the other way around. Lots of posts there say that AHK is much more capable than AutoIT,...
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Joshua, sweeps here are a little particular. You have a twist in the side and this means you need a variable section sweep (VSS). That is the last button in the dialog. You also cannot sweep a...
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Re: Help modeling boat hull in sheetmetal
Here is a quick sheeting of the hull. The red circle shows an area where you are not meeting the two orthographic sketches. The flatten quilt untwists the side just fine. The side triangle worked...
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Re: Help modeling boat hull in sheetmetal
thanks i will work on trying to fix those issues this evening.
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They appear to be similar - because AHK started with old AutoIt source. "Before AutoHotKey existed, AutoIT v3 was open source. According to the AHK help file, AutoHotKey adapted source code from AutoIT...
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Re: Load multiple drawings into session at once
We did this using JLink. It brings selected files into session (memory).
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Creo 3 Network Install & Creo Platform Agent
For those who may be configuring Creo 3 to run from a network installation, you will quickly discover that the Creo Platform Agent fails to start if you install to a network location (or install...
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Select the part or feature in the model tree, then rigth click Shoe Model Annotations and you should be able to select the ceneterlines.
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Re: Removing curves and surface from drawings
OK. So I turned off the layer for curves and surfaces and save the drawing, but when I open the drawing later they are not off, but on. Is there a place to save settings? This is showing where I wend...
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In the layer tree of the drawing, do a right click save status, then save the drawing. Otherwise it is just a temporary change.
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Re: Removing curves and surface from drawings
Right click in the layer tree window. You probably have to do this for every view associated with specific setting. If you set your log view to 4 lines, you can see if you forgot to save any layer...
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The save status window doesn't show up until you make a change. Once you hide or unhide the layer, then the save status is activated.
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Ah, yes, but if you get the warning, there is a view that has an unsaved status. You have to activate -that- view in the dialog to get the save option available. As far as I can tell, you cannot save...
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There is only one save status per drawing no matter whether you have made the views independent or not. BTW, I recommend not controlling the view layers independently for each view unless you have a...
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May I Please Have Your Attention? I am an experienced Engineer in Aerospace, Medical and Auto having been fortunate to learn a few programs from ground up. Maybe your time should be better focused on...
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