Tag: CATIA – CATPart

  • How to use “Constraint Tolerances” in the Sketcher?

    How to use “Constraint Tolerances” in the Sketcher?

    How to use “Constraint Tolerances” in the Sketcher? Now it is possible to add, modify or delete "Constraint Tolerances" in the Sketcher. These are also visible in 3D and in the Drawing. For more information about this, please follow the document bellow which exactly describes how to do it. Constraint Tolerances in Sketcher

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  • How to use and save Design Tables?

    How to use and save Design Tables?

    How to use and save Design Tables? A Design Table is designed to drive the parameters of a CATIA document from external values. These values are stored externally in the form of a table. Design Tables help in the tasks of creating and managing component families. These components can be, for example, parts differing only

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  • How to create a 3D text to engrave or create embossed letters?

    How to create a 3D text to engrave or create embossed letters?

    How to create a 3D text to engrave or create embossed letters? In the document below, there is a procedure to create text for engrave or embossed. One example of use is when is needed to represent in 3D the stamping of letters and numbers in an object. Please follow this procedure to understand it.

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  • How to create a solid from surface?

    How to create a solid from surface?

    How to create a solid from surface? There exist several possibilities to create a solid from one or many surfaces. If you want to understand it more, please click on the link below. Solid from surface

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  • How to reposition a solid?

    How to reposition a solid?

    How to reposition a solid? After a transfer (from Euclid, for example) certain solids must be repositioned relatively to the reference planes. The document below presents a procedure that allows you to do this. Repositioning a solid

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  • Why use a Positioned Sketch?

    Why use a Positioned Sketch?

    Why use a Positioned Sketch? With positioned sketches, the origin and directions of the absolute axis are similar to external references (Use-Edges) obtained using additional projections or intersections when creating non-positioned sketches. If the 2D geometry is under constrained and you move or resize the part (no matter how significantly), the profile you sketched will

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  • How to create a concentric hole in a circular face?

    How to create a concentric hole in a circular face?

    How to create a concentric hole in a circular face? To create a hole by selection with a circular face (from a prism or from a hole), by default the created hole is centered on this face, but there is no constraint automatically created. As a consequence, if the face (support) moves, the hole is

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  • How to create multiple linked corners in the Sketcher?

    How to create multiple linked corners in the Sketcher?

    How to create multiple linked corners in the Sketcher? It is possible in a single operation to apply the “corner” according to several corners, with the same radius value. In addition, all values are related, so that the change in one of these changes the values of the others. Please explore more about corners in

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  • How to find and change a graphic property?

    How to find and change a graphic property?

    How to find and change a graphic property? The graphic properties tool you can find in the top bar of the main CATIA workbenches. To know more how to change them step by step, follow the document with instructions which is under. Graphic properties wizard

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  • How to build parametric models?

    How to build parametric models?

    How to build parametric models? Parametric modeling aims to make “intelligent” models, which are directly driven by specifications, and which integrate the various knowledge around a project. The link below will present the methodology and the basic tools and rules to follow in order to build parametric models or parts in the CATIA V5 environment.

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