By Trisha West
Follow along as Technical Trainer, Trisha West, discusses how to create, manage and apply scenes on assemblies in CATIA V5. Also discussed is the difference between full and partial overload modes and how to apply these scenes to drawing views.
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Learn how the Ordered Geometrical Set (OGS) helps you manage and sequence your model's features seamlessly.
See how to accelerate your PLM Success with our rapid adoption approach.
See how we build tailored training content in Phase 2 of our Rapid PLM Adoption process.
CATIA V6 isn’t just a simple upgrade – it’s a whole new experience that brings the integration of design and project management into one cohesive platform.
If you’re transitioning from CATIA V5, this guide will help you get familiar with the new layout and tools so you can start designing with ease.
Learn about the benefits of interactive software simulations to explore product features or procedures in a simulated environment.
Learn how customizations can be added to software simulations for a tailored solution.
Hiding components in an assembly is vital to navigating assembly analysis, but be aware of hiding parts via the part’s surface.
Learn some basics when controlling the specification tree in order to avoid 'losing' your tree!
Learn how to generate a2D view, allowing for a quickly made 2D drawing.
Learn about exporting IGES and STEP files which are two very common and necessary file types when exporting data.
Learn how to work with Publications in CATIA 3DEXPERIENCE.
Learn two methods for obtaining the names and values of all the PLM attributes.
Learn how to transition macros from CATIA V5 to the 3DEXPERIENCE in the first blog in this series.
Learn about creating, opening, and saving files when transitioning macros from CATIA V5 to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.
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.
Get an overview of the product modeler in the 3DXEXPERIENCE along with a comparison of how it works in CATIA V5.
Here we look at Part and the Drafting scripting in 3DX which is very similar to V5.
Learn about Selections in Part 6 of this blog series on Transitioning Macros from CATIA V5 to 3DEXPERIENCE.
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.
