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Printed in the United States of America, all rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form by any
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permission of ASCENT, a division of Rand Technologies of Michigan, Inc.
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AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES, EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES, LOSSES OR OTHER EXPENSES
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LOSSES OR OTHER EXPENSES. NO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES CAN BE SOUGHT AGAINST ASCENT FOR THE USE OF ITS
MATERIALS BY ANY THIRD PARTIES OR FOR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT RESULT OF THAT USE.
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AND IT DOES NOT ADDRESS THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF ANY PARTICULAR INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY. NOTHING HEREIN
CONSTITUTES PROFESSIONAL ADVICE, NOR DOES IT CONSTITUTE A COMPREHENSIVE OR COMPLETE STATEMENT OF
THE ISSUES DISCUSSED THERETO. ASCENT DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE DOCUMENT OR INFORMATION WILL BE
ERROR FREE OR WILL MEET ANY PARTICULAR CRITERIA OF PERFORMANCE OR QUALITY. IN PARTICULAR (BUT
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Table of Contents
Introduction to Solid Modeling I
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Parametric....................................................................... 1-8
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Associative ...................................................................... 1-9
Relations ....................................................................... 1-10
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Assembly Management................................................. 1-10
1.3 Design Intent ............................................................... 1-11
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Dimensioning Scheme .................................................. 1-11
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Symmetrical Geometry.................................................. 1-12
Depth Options ............................................................... 1-12
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1.4 Pro/ENGINEER Interface ............................................ 1-13
Menus ........................................................................... 1-15
Toolbars ........................................................................ 1-17
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Browser ......................................................................... 1-18
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Navigator....................................................................... 1-20
Selection Filter .............................................................. 1-26
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Dimensions ................................................................... 2-15
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Constraints.................................................................... 2-17
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Exercise 2a Extruded Base Features................................. 2-23
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Exercise 2b Extruded Base Features II.............................. 2-35
Exercise 2c Creating Additional Parts............................... 2-43
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Chapter 3 Creating Pick and Place Features............................. 3-1
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3.1 Creating an Edge Chamfer........................................... 3-3
Dimension Types ............................................................ 3-4
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Dimension Values ........................................................... 3-6
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3.2 Creating a Corner Chamfer .......................................... 3-7
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Equal Radius/Diameter ................................................. 4-12
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Horizontal and Vertical Alignment ................................. 4-13
Middle............................................................................ 4-13
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Coincident ..................................................................... 4-14
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Symmetry ...................................................................... 4-14
Collinear Constraint....................................................... 4-15
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Parallel and Perpendicular ............................................ 4-15
Constraint Control ......................................................... 4-16
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Assigning Constraints ................................................... 4-16
Linear Dimensions ........................................................ 4-20
Center/ Tangential Dimensions..................................... 4-21
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Radius/Diameter Dimensions........................................ 4-22
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Angular Dimensions ...................................................... 4-22
Revolved Section Dimensions ...................................... 4-23
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Exercise 5c Import Sketch from Palette ............................ 5-41
Exercise 5d Create and Dimension Sketches ................... 5-45
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Chapter 6 Sketched Secondary Features .................................. 6-1
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6.1 Creating Extruded Secondary Features ..................... 6-3
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Depth Options ................................................................. 6-9
Side Options ................................................................... 6-9
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6.2 Creating Revolved Secondary Features ................... 6-11
Axis of Revolution ......................................................... 6-13
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Depth Options ............................................................... 6-18
Side Options ................................................................. 6-18
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Closed/Internal Cavity Shell .......................................... 8-18
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Shell Restrictions .......................................................... 8-20
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8.6 Creating Ribs............................................................... 8-25
8.7 Reordering Features ................................................... 8-28
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8.8 Inserting Features ....................................................... 8-30
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Exercise 8a Additional Features......................................... 8-33
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Exercise 8b Placement of Radial Holes ............................. 8-49
Exercise 8c Creation of partial shell .................................. 8-53
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Chapter 9 Managing Pro/ENGINEER Files ................................. 9-1
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9.1 Managing Pro/ENGINEER Files ................................... 9-3
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11.2 Mirroring .................................................................... 11-12
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Exercise 11a Patterning .................................................... 11-15
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Exercise 11b Mirroring/Patterning ................................... 11-23
Exercise 11c Mirroring ...................................................... 11-27
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Chapter 12 Customizing Pro/ENGINEER ................................. 12-1
12.1 Customizing the Config.pro....................................... 12-3
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Searching for Configuration Options............................. 12-6
12.2 Creating Mapkeys ....................................................... 12-9
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12.3 Customizing the Interface ........................................ 12-12
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Toolbars ...................................................................... 12-13
Commands.................................................................. 12-14
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Options........................................................................ 12-21
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Graphics...................................................................... 12-28
User Interface ............................................................. 12-29
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Move Views................................................................. 13-16
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Change Scale.............................................................. 13-16
Dimensions ................................................................. 13-17
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Notes........................................................................... 13-20
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Move Detail Items ....................................................... 13-21
Erase........................................................................... 13-21
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Edit Values .................................................................. 13-22
Flip Arrows .................................................................. 13-22
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Move Item to View....................................................... 13-22
Dimensional Tolerances.............................................. 13-22
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Exercise 13a Create a Drawing......................................... 13-25
Exercise 13b Create a Drawing with a Template............. 13-41
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Show Relations ........................................................... 14-10
Info menu .................................................................... 14-11
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Model Player ............................................................... 14-13
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14.4 Changing Parent/Child Relationships..................... 14-14
Edit Definition.............................................................. 14-14
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Edit References .......................................................... 14-14
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Exercise 14a Change Parent/Child Relationships .......... 14-15
Exercise 14b Change Parent/Child Relationships.......... 14-19
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Exercise 14c Reroute a Sketching Plane......................... 14-25
Exercise 14d Optional - Reroute ...................................... 14-27
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Chapter 15 Feature Failure Resolution .................................... 15-1
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18.1 Assembling Components........................................... 18-3
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Adding constraints......................................................... 18-9
Deleting constraints..................................................... 18-10
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18.2 Assembly Examples ................................................. 18-12
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18.3 Model Tree ................................................................. 18-21
Exercise 18a Assembly Basics I........................................ 18-23
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Exercise 18b Assembly Basics II ...................................... 18-35
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Exercise 18c Assembly Basics III (optional) .................... 18-37
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Chapter 19 Assembly Tools ...................................................... 19-1
19.1 Assembly with Datum Planes .................................... 19-3
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21.1 Axis Patterns ............................................................... 21-3
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Edit Definition................................................................ 21-8
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Delete, Delete Pattern................................................... 21-8
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21.2 Directional Patterns ................................................... 21-9
Edit.............................................................................. 21-11
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Edit Definition.............................................................. 21-12
Delete, Delete Pattern................................................. 21-12
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Exercise 21a Radial Patterns using the Axis Pattern...... 21-13
Exercise 21b Directional Pattern....................................... 21-19
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Chapter 22 Model Analysis ....................................................... 22-1
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Exercise 24b Board Subassembly ..................................... 24-7
Exercise 24c Exploded Assembly View............................. 24-9
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Exercise 24d CD Subassembly......................................... 24-13
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Exercise 24e Stereo Assembly ......................................... 24-15
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Appendix F Suggested Steps for Exercise in Chapter 23 ........F-1
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Exercise F1 Suggested Steps for Exercise Chapter 23...... F-3
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Pro/ENGINEER: Introduction to Solid Modeling II
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Telephone: 905-625-2000
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We welcome any comments you may have regarding this training manual, or any of our products.
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Printed in the United States of America, all rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form by any
photographic, electronic, mechanical or other means or used in any information storage and retrieval system without the written
permission of ASCENT, a division of Rand Technologies of Michigan, Inc.
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General Disclaimer:
NOTWITHSTANDING ANY LANGUAGE TO THE CONTRARY, NOTHING CONTAINED HEREIN CONSTITUTES NOR IS
INTENDED TO CONSTITUTE AN OFFER, INDUCEMENT, PROMISE, OR CONTRACT OF ANY KIND. THE DATA CONTAINED
HEREIN IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT REPRESENTED TO BE ERROR FREE. ASCENT, ITS
AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES, EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES, LOSSES OR OTHER EXPENSES
ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF ITS MATERIALS OR IN CONNECTION WITH ANY FAILURE OF PERFORMANCE,
ERROR, OMISSION EVEN IF ASCENT, OR ITS REPRESENTATIVES, ARE ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES,
LOSSES OR OTHER EXPENSES. NO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES CAN BE SOUGHT AGAINST ASCENT FOR THE USE OF ITS
MATERIALS BY ANY THIRD PARTIES OR FOR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT RESULT OF THAT USE.
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS INTENDED TO BE OF GENERAL INTEREST TO YOU AND IS PROVIDED "AS IS",
AND IT DOES NOT ADDRESS THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF ANY PARTICULAR INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY. NOTHING HEREIN
CONSTITUTES PROFESSIONAL ADVICE, NOR DOES IT CONSTITUTE A COMPREHENSIVE OR COMPLETE STATEMENT OF
THE ISSUES DISCUSSED THERETO. ASCENT DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE DOCUMENT OR INFORMATION WILL BE
ERROR FREE OR WILL MEET ANY PARTICULAR CRITERIA OF PERFORMANCE OR QUALITY. IN PARTICULAR (BUT
WITHOUT LIMITATION) INFORMATION MAY BE RENDERED INACCURATE BY CHANGES MADE TO THE SUBJECT OF THE
MATERIALS (I.E. APPLICABLE SOFTWARE).
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ASCENT - Center for Technical Knowledge®
Table of Contents
Introduction to Solid Modeling I
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Parametric....................................................................... 1-8
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Associative ...................................................................... 1-9
Relations ....................................................................... 1-10
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Assembly Management................................................. 1-10
1.3 Design Intent ............................................................... 1-11
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Dimensioning Scheme .................................................. 1-11
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Symmetrical Geometry.................................................. 1-12
Depth Options ............................................................... 1-12
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1.4 Pro/ENGINEER Interface ............................................ 1-13
Menus ........................................................................... 1-15
Toolbars ........................................................................ 1-17
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Browser ......................................................................... 1-18
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Navigator....................................................................... 1-20
Selection Filter .............................................................. 1-26
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Dimensions ................................................................... 2-15
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Constraints.................................................................... 2-17
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Exercise 2a Extruded Base Features................................. 2-23
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Exercise 2b Extruded Base Features II.............................. 2-35
Exercise 2c Creating Additional Parts............................... 2-43
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Chapter 3 Creating Pick and Place Features............................. 3-1
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3.1 Creating an Edge Chamfer........................................... 3-3
Dimension Types ............................................................ 3-4
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Dimension Values ........................................................... 3-6
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3.2 Creating a Corner Chamfer .......................................... 3-7
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Equal Radius/Diameter ................................................. 4-12
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Horizontal and Vertical Alignment ................................. 4-13
Middle............................................................................ 4-13
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Coincident ..................................................................... 4-14
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Symmetry ...................................................................... 4-14
Collinear Constraint....................................................... 4-15
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Parallel and Perpendicular ............................................ 4-15
Constraint Control ......................................................... 4-16
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Assigning Constraints ................................................... 4-16
Linear Dimensions ........................................................ 4-20
Center/ Tangential Dimensions..................................... 4-21
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Radius/Diameter Dimensions........................................ 4-22
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Angular Dimensions ...................................................... 4-22
Revolved Section Dimensions ...................................... 4-23
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Exercise 5c Import Sketch from Palette ............................ 5-41
Exercise 5d Create and Dimension Sketches ................... 5-45
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Chapter 6 Sketched Secondary Features .................................. 6-1
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6.1 Creating Extruded Secondary Features ..................... 6-3
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Depth Options ................................................................. 6-9
Side Options ................................................................... 6-9
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6.2 Creating Revolved Secondary Features ................... 6-11
Axis of Revolution ......................................................... 6-13
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Depth Options ............................................................... 6-18
Side Options ................................................................. 6-18
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Closed/Internal Cavity Shell .......................................... 8-18
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Shell Restrictions .......................................................... 8-20
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8.6 Creating Ribs............................................................... 8-25
8.7 Reordering Features ................................................... 8-28
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8.8 Inserting Features ....................................................... 8-30
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Exercise 8a Additional Features......................................... 8-33
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Exercise 8b Placement of Radial Holes ............................. 8-49
Exercise 8c Creation of partial shell .................................. 8-53
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Chapter 9 Managing Pro/ENGINEER Files ................................. 9-1
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9.1 Managing Pro/ENGINEER Files ................................... 9-3
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11.2 Mirroring .................................................................... 11-12
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Exercise 11a Patterning .................................................... 11-15
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Exercise 11b Mirroring/Patterning ................................... 11-23
Exercise 11c Mirroring ...................................................... 11-27
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Chapter 12 Customizing Pro/ENGINEER ................................. 12-1
12.1 Customizing the Config.pro....................................... 12-3
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Searching for Configuration Options............................. 12-6
12.2 Creating Mapkeys ....................................................... 12-9
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12.3 Customizing the Interface ........................................ 12-12
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Toolbars ...................................................................... 12-13
Commands.................................................................. 12-14
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Browser....................................................................... 12-20
Options........................................................................ 12-21
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Graphics...................................................................... 12-28
User Interface ............................................................. 12-29
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Move Views................................................................. 13-16
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Change Scale.............................................................. 13-16
Dimensions ................................................................. 13-17
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Notes........................................................................... 13-20
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Move Detail Items ....................................................... 13-21
Erase........................................................................... 13-21
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Edit Values .................................................................. 13-22
Flip Arrows .................................................................. 13-22
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Move Item to View....................................................... 13-22
Dimensional Tolerances.............................................. 13-22
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Exercise 13a Create a Drawing......................................... 13-25
Exercise 13b Create a Drawing with a Template............. 13-41
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Show Relations ........................................................... 14-10
Info menu .................................................................... 14-11
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Model Player ............................................................... 14-13
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14.4 Changing Parent/Child Relationships..................... 14-14
Edit Definition.............................................................. 14-14
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Edit References .......................................................... 14-14
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Exercise 14a Change Parent/Child Relationships .......... 14-15
Exercise 14b Change Parent/Child Relationships.......... 14-19
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Exercise 14c Reroute a Sketching Plane......................... 14-25
Exercise 14d Optional - Reroute ...................................... 14-27
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Chapter 15 Feature Failure Resolution .................................... 15-1
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18.1 Assembling Components........................................... 18-3
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Adding constraints......................................................... 18-9
Deleting constraints..................................................... 18-10
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18.2 Assembly Examples ................................................. 18-12
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18.3 Model Tree ................................................................. 18-21
Exercise 18a Assembly Basics I........................................ 18-23
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Exercise 18b Assembly Basics II ...................................... 18-35
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Exercise 18c Assembly Basics III (optional) .................... 18-37
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Chapter 19 Assembly Tools ...................................................... 19-1
19.1 Assembly with Datum Planes .................................... 19-3
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Exercise 20a Feature Management .................................. 20-17
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Exercise 20b Using Layers in Large Assemblies ........... 20-25
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Chapter 21 Advanced Patterns ................................................. 21-1
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21.1 Axis Patterns ............................................................... 21-3
Edit................................................................................ 21-8
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Edit Definition................................................................ 21-8
Delete, Delete Pattern................................................... 21-8
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21.2 Directional Patterns ................................................... 21-9
Edit.............................................................................. 21-11
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Edit Definition.............................................................. 21-12
Delete, Delete Pattern................................................. 21-12
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Info menu ...................................................................... 23-7
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Relation Information ...................................................... 23-7
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23.4 Interactive Exercise .................................................... 23-8
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Chapter 24 Assembly Application Exercises .......................... 24-1
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24.1 Creating a Complete Assembly ................................. 24-3
Exercise 24a Potentiometer Subassembly........................ 24-5
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Exercise 24b Board Subassembly ..................................... 24-7
Exercise 24c Exploded Assembly View............................. 24-9
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Exercise 24d CD Subassembly......................................... 24-13
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