The Siemens certified system list is a good place to start.
https://support.sw.siemens.com/en-US/product/209349590/knowledge-base/PL8017193
The "NX graphics certification" link will download an Excel file. The Excel file will have a "supported systems" page. You'll probably have to log into...
I'd suggest using a journal instead of GRIP as they are easier to work with. If you have one or more point sets that you need to export, it should be fairly straightforward. The following thread has a guide on working with Excel via journals. It was written by a now retired Siemens employee. It...
If memory serves, the freeze status shows up in the "out of date" column of the assembly navigator. You may need to turn this column on by right clicking in the navigator -> columns -> toggle the "out of date" option on.
If your FEA has an "extract midsurface" command, you might be able to thicken the sheets in NX modeling and unite them into a solid that will be usable in your FEA.
Are you preparing a model for FEA? If so, there are tools on the FEA side for this (I think it is called "stitch").
You cannot sew the surfaces together in modeling as it is not valid geometry.
I don't think that NX gives you direct control over the DPI, but I think it has your other options covered.
colors: black on white (monochrome)
output text: polylines (converts fonts to lines)
NX output is vector based for unshaded views generated from the model (I think shaded views do use...
If your drawing is currently using the "monochrome display" option, go to preferences -> visualization -> color -> drawing layouts. In this dialog, you can change the foreground and background color.
If your drawing is NOT using "monochrome display", go to preferences -> background, choose a...
I don't have 2406 installed (yet), but I think those options have essentially been removed.
https://community.sw.siemens.com/s/question/0D5KZ000008SEXy0AO/i-didnt-see-the-overlap-on-second-monitor-feature-in-2312-that-was-in-nx-2306
I'm not sure what that option does. I don't think it was available the last time I setup drawing templates. I just created my drawing files and edited the pax file manually (it is a plain text file).
Perhaps someone else can shed some light on that option.
The first thing I do after installing NX for someone is to go to the roles tab and set content -> advanced. This will add the menu to your top border bar, expand all dialogs, and show more commands in the GUI. Note, however, that this action will overwrite any customization that you have added...
Either the part or the pax file (possibly both) are currently write-protected. Either modify these files so that you can overwrite them or save new files to a location where you have read/write access.
If you are setting up templates for a group of users, I suggest using NXcustom...
Sorry, I should have read your code more closely. I saw that you were iterating through each cell and assumed you were writing out the text yourself.... Which may be the way to go here. You could grab the displayed text from each cell and not have to worry about cell style preferences.
If it is a single sheet body, use the "make solid" command to convert it to a solid.
If it is a collection of sheet bodies, use the "sew" command (use the solid body output option).
https://community.sw.siemens.com/s/question/0D54O000061wqJISAY/length-of-the-pipe
The thread above (Siemens community forum) has a method that was used before the addition of the extract center line command. Perhaps it will work for you.
