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  1. KelleyB

    Define a point mass

    Thanks for the help, but maybe the answer may already apparent (see posts from TheTick and Shaggy18VW). I'm really not looking to "retrieve" the CG, weight, or any other mass properties of a part. Yes, I am concerned with setting the weight of the part (of course, average density...
  2. KelleyB

    Define a point mass

    Thank you. That's what I was looking for. Originally I was using Dustin's simple approach, but thought there might be a more efficient method. I appreciate the explanations from everyone. Maybe this could be a feature to add for future versions. Anyone, please feel free to offer more on...
  3. KelleyB

    Define a point mass

    Thanks for the input. Looks like that macro retrieves the current mass properties and places a point at the current CG of the model. Moving the point does not affect the mass properties (so it seems). I would like to know if it is possible to give the model empty mass properties, then...
  4. KelleyB

    Define a point mass

    I'm a Pro/E user who was just thrown into the fire here with SW2003. Hopefully someone can lend me a hand as I struggle to learn this new tool. I need to define a point mass within a model(part). This point mass would be used to represent the CG of a rudimentary model. I have read through...

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