CATIA--高级装配设计.ppt

Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES 2002 Assembly Design Advanced Table of Contents (1/3) Table of Contents (2/3) Table of Contents (3/3) Creating and Using Scenes You will learn how to create Scenes that capture various states of an assembly Editing Scenes Applying Scenes to an Assembly Creating Drafting Views based on Scenes Synchronizing Scenes to an Assembly Deleting Scenes Editing Scenes Scenes enable capturing and restoring the state of components in an assembly. They are useful for creating assembly drawings and designing with the assembly in various states. Applying Scenes to an Assembly It can be useful to design while having the assembly in various states. Scenes can be used to capture and restore the state of components in an assembly. Creating a Drafting View Based on a Scene Scenes make it possible to have drafting views where components are in different states than the assembly. Synchronizing Scenes In some cases Scenes are automatically synchronized with changes to an assembly. In other cases, manual intervention is required. Deleting a Scene Deleting a Scene removes the Scene from the assembly’s CATProduct file. Generating Reports Bill of Material Reports Assembly Listing Reports Product Structure Numbering Generating Annotations You will learn how to generate three kind of annotations in 3D assemblies Weld Planner Annotations Text notes with leader Flag Notes with Leader Weld Planner annotations Text Annotations Capability to attach a text to a geometric element of a component Flag Note Capability to attach an hyperlink to a geometric element of a component Positioning Components without Constraints In this lesson you will learn how to position components in cases where it is not convenient to use constraints Reasons for positioning components without constraints Translating and Rotating using Snap Translating and Rotating using the Compass Positioning Components Using SmartMove Reasons for Positioning Components without Const