In this webcast we evaluate the structural strength of a sheet metal bracket using SIMULIA’s Linear Structural Validation app on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.
Learn how to work with Publications in CATIA 3DEXPERIENCE.
Learn two methods for obtaining the names and values of all the PLM attributes.
In this final blog in the series, we discuss how you deploy the 3DX macros company-wide so other users can enjoy the fruits of your labor.
Learn about Selections in Part 6 of this blog series on Transitioning Macros from CATIA V5 to 3DEXPERIENCE.
Here we look at Part and the Drafting scripting in 3DX which is very similar to V5.
Get an overview of the product modeler in the 3DXEXPERIENCE along with a comparison of how it works in CATIA V5.
What if you want to program an operation that is not related to the type of content you’re working with? In the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, you have to use a service. Learn more in this blog.
Learn about creating, opening, and saving files when transitioning macros from CATIA V5 to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.
Learn how to transition macros from CATIA V5 to the 3DEXPERIENCE in the first blog in this series.
Working with large assemblies has always been a problem in CAD. As the number of parts to open increases into the thousands, so does the time to load all the part files into the computer memory.
Learn how to create and apply material definitions in the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.
Both Rigid Joint & Dressup tools can be used to attach an object to a moving part in a CATIA mechanism. But which method should you choose? Learn more from our expert.
In this post, we will explain how to set up and run CATIA in admin mode in general, as well as how to lock options and settings for the end-users.
CATDUA is a part of CATIA V5 and a tool for repairing errors in CATIA files. CATDUA has many helpful uses and we strongly recommend using CATDUA before exporting a CATIA model to an external format.
Learn about Flexible vs. Rigid Sub-Assembly in this CATIA Assembly Design software tip.
While point or tangency continuity is sufficient for most mechanical designs, curvature continuity is usually required for visually pleasing industrial designs that involve using polished surfaces.
Learn to link a text in the drawing to a measurement in the 3D model with values that show a very specific number of decimal places.