Showing posts with label View Orientation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label View Orientation. Show all posts

Saturday, December 24, 2016

Nose Pliers with Animation (Solid Edge ST9 Tutorial)

Nose Pliers with Animation

Serial No. 15

Nose Pliers with Animation (Solid Edge ST9 Tutorial)

In this video we will describe you how to rotate the Nose Pliers by using ‘Rotational Motor’ command. When you click the ‘Simulate Motor’ command, the Motor Group Properties dialog box is displayed so you can specify which motors you want to use, the default duration, and other similar options. When you click OK, the Animation Editor is displayed so you can run the simulation. To run the simulation, click the Play button.

It will cover the following topics.

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• How to mate the parts in the assembly.

• How to mate the parts by using ‘Flash Fit’ command in the assembly.

• How to animate the Plier in Explode-Render-Animate environment

• How to create the custom named views by using ‘View Orientation’ command.

• How to set the camera view by using ‘Camera Path Wizard’ command.

• How to change the custom view during the animation.

• Use ‘Minimize the Ribbon’ option to clear screen view of the model.

 

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Click the following link to get the model file: - http://bit.ly/2LXG7ZG

Monday, December 19, 2016

Combination Pliers with Animation (Solid Edge ST9 Tutorial)


Combination Pliers with Animation


Serial No. 13

Combination Pliers with Animation (Solid Edge ST9 Tutorial)
In this video we will describe you how to rotate the Combination Pliers by using ‘'Rotational Motor’ command. When you click the Simulate Motor command, the Motor Group Properties dialog box is displayed so you can specify which motors you want to use, the default duration, and other similar options. When you click OK, the Animation Editor is displayed so you can run the simulation. To run the simulation, click the Play button.
It will cover the following topics.
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• How to mate the parts in the assembly.
• How to mate the parts by using ‘Flash Fit’ command in the assembly.
• How to animate the Plier in Explode-Render-Animate environment
• How to create the custom named views by using ‘View Orientation’ command.
• How to set the camera view by using ‘Camera Path Wizard’.




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Click the following link to get the model file: - http://bit.ly/35cOQ1T




Monday, May 4, 2015

SolidWorks 2015 New Enhancements || View Orientation Cube

Untitled-1In this video I am going to discuss the new improvement in ‘View orientation cube’ or View sector of Solidworks 2015. It is just amazing. Its old version was just irritating it never maintained its current orientation, by a simple touch its button on heads up display or by pressing the space bar, it used to reach out to its default isometric view position … But now it maintains it position and there is no need to change the Default view positions to save a view state.
Addition to this Previous View command has improved quite a lot. There are more view saved in its memory..
Just watch all this in action video is embedded below….


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When we activate View Orientation command, by hovering over the viewcube we get preview of the displays.
Changing to a different view is also easy, now by activating the command last defined position is maintained and it do not reaches out to default isometric position.
So there is no need to change the default views to reach out a specific view or position of the model. So the tool has now become convenient and stable.
Addition to this Previous View command has improved quite a lot. There are more view saved in its memory..
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The model displayed in video is of Can. To watch its modeling process with SolidWorks  please visit on the following link….
Can (Video Tutorial) SolidWorks 2014