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_ Sketch a rectangle 50mm high and 75mm wide wlth the bottorn left I
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from the left side and 30mm from the bottom .
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" When DM starts, switch to sketch mode using the
sketch tab.
- Note: use the "Look At" icon (or RMB options) to
orient the sketch plane in the normal direction.
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the origino ~

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• Before contlnulnq, click the "Fit" icon (or RMB menu),

• Now choose the "Circle" tool and click, drag and release
to create a circle in the approximate location within the
rectangle.

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_ Choose the "Animate" function then click on a dimension in the .
graphics window.

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change "Show Constraints?" to ">Yes". • I

• Scroll down to the details for Line7 and note the base polnt is coincident "-
with the origin - - DM captured our design lntent during sketching.

Note: leave DM session running as we will continue with this geometry later.

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• The Modify toolbox contains a number of functions for editinq .

sketches. " ~-

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section will focus on sorne of the less obvious functions: ,
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real-time instructions for each function. .' -.

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• Split Edge at Selection (default): splits an édqehito two pieces·'at

the selection location (unless the edge is a full circle or ellipse).
" For a full circle or ellipse, both start and end endpolnts are created
at the selection location.
• Split Edges at Point: Select a point, and al] edges, which pass
through the selected point, are split there. 1
• Split Edge at AII Points: Selectan edge and it is split at all points
that it passes through and that have a coincident constralnt to it.
• Split Edge into n Equal Segments: Set the value n in the edít box
and then select the edge which you want to Split.
- Note:~~pto 100 allowed for n.
"Split" is useful for sketches to be used with SkinlLoft
_ "Split" edges also offer greater control in subsequent meshing and/or
boundary condition operations.

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Can drag a point or edge using the cursor.
How the model changes depends on whatis selected, exlstlnq
constraints and
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Can pre-select multiple entities before issuing the Drag functlon,
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Drag - Example

Select corner point of

rectangle and drago

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_ Requires the selection of a paste handle (RMB) relative to which the
Paste will be peñormed. .'
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• End I Set Paste Handle, and specify the paste handle.

• End I Use Plane Origin as Handle, the 0.0, 0.0 location of the plane
will be used as the paste handle -
• End I Use Default Paste Handle, the start of the first curve selected
will be used as the handle
_ This lets you select a set of items to copy to an tntemal clipboard, and
leaves the oríqlnals in the sketch.
_ If Cut or Copy is exited without selecting, a paste handle, a default will be
used.

Copy: RMB options.

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• Paste: r-

RMB Context Menu:

• Rotate by +/- r Degrees \ .
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• Flip Horizbntally I Vertically r-

• Scale by Factor t O( 1/t

• Paste at Plane Origin
e Change Paste Handle
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plane. ..
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A Copy/Paste example ... .\

$ After creating a rectangle we wish to copy it, rotate it by '45 ,

degrees with respect to the oríqln and scale it by a factor of 0.5.

3. RMB
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1. Copy
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Rotate

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and eet Paste
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• Cut, Copy, and Paste commands are available as RMB options in
sketching rnode.

1) Select source edges

,',2) RMB>Copy
3) Select paste origin
4) Paste the edqes '

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• Replicate: Jb1i~~~~::;:IL:=j -'U v>p y.-f fJG-& le
._ The Replicate command is equivalent to the .Copy command, followed
by a Paste. .' ' " .
After one of the End I options is selected, the right mouse button "
changes to the Paste right mouse button. . l'
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with the exception that your original selection is moved to a new l'

location instead of being copied .. :!

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• Offset: I .

- The Offset function allows you to create a set of lines .and ares that are
offset by an equal distance from an existing set of llnes and ares,
The original set of Unesand ares must be connected in an open or
closed profile. I '
Preselect or select the edges then choose the right rnouse button
option "End selection I Place offset" .1

- The cursor location is used to determine three things:

• Offset distance
• Offset side
• Offset area 1 .

Distance and Side are clear but the "area" is very lrnportant:
• If portions of your selected curves would collapse out or cross .
over one another given the current offset side and distance, the
cursor lo~ation determines which area of offset curves is kept.
• An exarnple ...

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enqes to be offset

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listance the cursor is
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Notice as the offset is dragged

further, the are will eventually
intersect the bottom line.
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By alternating the cursor location

which offset region will be retained.

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ketch Instance Traintng Manual

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• ketch Instancing allows copies ofsketches to be,added in óther
planes. The copies are persistent, meaning they will update when the
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source sketch is updated.

Features:
• Edges in a sketch instance are fixed (Iike aplane boundary) and cannot be
moved, edited, or deleted by sketch operations
• When changes are made in the base sketch lts Instances will be updated wheri a
Generate is,done '
• A sketch iri~tance can be used just Iike normal sketches for creating other
features except:
- Cannof be used as base sketches for other Instances
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in Trée).
Therefore, you can never place a '
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• Example: Sketch2 is instanced onto Plane4 as Sketch5. Note how

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·DM >File>lmport & >File>Attach capability:
- Can ImportlAttach anytime, even multiple times per model
- Can add, subtract, etc. during lmport/Attach process
- Base Plane Property for orientation

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• If a CAD session is currently open, this automatically imports the

model into the DesignModeler session

• File>Attach to Active CAD File ,;

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• File>lmport External Geometry File ...
The "active" plane controls
placement for "assembly" modeling
(multi-bodies).
The details pane import type: Add,
Cut, Slice, etc ...
Does not maintain associativity

ACIS (",sal)
81adeGen (",bgd)
Catia [1151 ["_CATPart;",CA TPraduct)
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• Both Import and Attach have a "Base

Plane" property.
Specify the plane (orientation) in ' .. , ..
which the Import or Attach model is ,I ,

referenced ... ,.

When creating a new Import or Attach

feature, the active plane is chosen as
the Base Plane by default
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import

• Example:
-- XY chosen for first import
- YZ plane for second import
Add material option chosen
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Set the desired length unit when DM starts
• Sorne irnport types allow you to set the units via the import details
(Prior to Generate) "
• DM then converts the model length units. into the current unlt '
system

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• IGES exporting:
When exporting the rnodel to an IGES
file, you have the option to export

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• (JM supports two kinds of body attributes through Import and

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Surface body thickness
Material properties
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• Goals:
Utilize the model created in Workshop 3-1 and generate 3D geometry
from the sketch.
Create a new sketch and extrude it to create a boss on the original
model. . I

__ Create another sketch and Imprint a face on the bos*~to atlow for
applying boundary conditions to an FE mO,del..
- Save the model and Exit.

• Start Page (if workshop 3-1 was closed):

- Choose the option "Open"

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Cont .nue with the database
crear ed in Workshop 3-1

If thi s ís not available open

the t.te called "Workshop
3-1_aJdb" and continue
wit vcrkshop 3-2.
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1. W th the model open :.

choc.se the "Extrude" ícon
from the toolbar.

2. In the extrusion details

char.qe the depth to 10mm.

3. Gt~neratethe extrusion.

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4, Insure that the XYPlane is

active and click on the
"New Plane" icono

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Transform 1 to be "Offset
Z" and change the offset
"Value" to 50mm.

6" "Generate" the Plane.

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7. Click the "Look At" icon to l..
reorient the view.

8. Switch to Sketching mode

and choose "Rectangle"
from the drawing toolbox
(check Auto-Fillet box).

[SI :etching] >Draw>Rectangle

9. Drawa rectangle and utilize

Auto-Fillet approxirijately as
shown here.

10 Click on the "Dimensions"

toolbox, 10

[S .etchinq] >Dimension

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12 From the toolbar choose

"Extrude" (do not generate
yetl).

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the proposed (wireframe) :+ . >m f:'Sh~¡rj~~~

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extrude using a surface-
normal direction (fa~ing
away trom the origi~al
model). 1:
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change the direction field
from Normal to "Reversed".

1~. Change the Type to "To

Next"

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17 Click the "New Plane" icon :-'-
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18 LGenerate"the plane.

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