LessWeight
Aerospace
- Dec 2, 2011
- 4
thread560-185934
This question was asked in the above previous thread and there were a couple answers, but questioned the reason for wanting it. Well, here's my reason: I'm an analyst and have some long parts for which I need to do inertial measurements of the part of the mass between planes along the length. This is not for constructing the solid - it's for analyzing it in chunks. So I'd like to copy the planes from another file and split the solid with them in the Detail Work Bench of V5, but keep all the pieces so I can do the inertial measurements.
The Split command for surfaces gives you the option to keep both sides, but not the split command for solid bodies. In the CATIA "Help" I saw a reference to a Divide command that looks like it would do this, but it doesn't appear to be available under my license or maybe in some other Work Bench I don't have.
Any other ideas, or clarification on where the Divide command can be used?
This question was asked in the above previous thread and there were a couple answers, but questioned the reason for wanting it. Well, here's my reason: I'm an analyst and have some long parts for which I need to do inertial measurements of the part of the mass between planes along the length. This is not for constructing the solid - it's for analyzing it in chunks. So I'd like to copy the planes from another file and split the solid with them in the Detail Work Bench of V5, but keep all the pieces so I can do the inertial measurements.
The Split command for surfaces gives you the option to keep both sides, but not the split command for solid bodies. In the CATIA "Help" I saw a reference to a Divide command that looks like it would do this, but it doesn't appear to be available under my license or maybe in some other Work Bench I don't have.
Any other ideas, or clarification on where the Divide command can be used?