amg
Mechanical
- Jul 16, 2001
- 6
Hi,
I have an assembly having components assembled with respect to the co-ordinate system. I want to make an exploded view by moving the components normal to existing planes and also along axes. Then I need to create OFFSET LINES to depict the positions of components in the assembly.
This methodology of mine is similar to what we do in Pro/E, where we have liberty to move and place the components in the exploded view at will. But in Catia, I found that while creating an exploded state, I can move the components only by giving then values in x, y and z direction (which is very crumbersome when dealing in a 3D environment). Also, the movement is possible only along the axes and normal to the planes; That also in the case when the assembly has been done with proper Mate / Coincident constraining (which in my case is thru Coordinate System).
Can we save that exploded state and then go again and modify the placement of components?
Can we create Offset Lines like we do in Pro/E.
Request your advice.
Thanks in advance
Amish
I have an assembly having components assembled with respect to the co-ordinate system. I want to make an exploded view by moving the components normal to existing planes and also along axes. Then I need to create OFFSET LINES to depict the positions of components in the assembly.
This methodology of mine is similar to what we do in Pro/E, where we have liberty to move and place the components in the exploded view at will. But in Catia, I found that while creating an exploded state, I can move the components only by giving then values in x, y and z direction (which is very crumbersome when dealing in a 3D environment). Also, the movement is possible only along the axes and normal to the planes; That also in the case when the assembly has been done with proper Mate / Coincident constraining (which in my case is thru Coordinate System).
Can we save that exploded state and then go again and modify the placement of components?
Can we create Offset Lines like we do in Pro/E.
Request your advice.
Thanks in advance
Amish