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- Boundary
- Creates the boundary curve of a surface or the boundary point of a curve by selecting a surface edge or a surface.
See
Creating Boundaries.
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- Extract
- Extracts a face or a surface edge.
See
Extracting Elements.
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- Multiple Extract
- Extracts sub-elements that are joined into one
element.
See
Extracting Sub-Elements.
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- Trim
- Trims two or more surface or wireframe elements by cutting each other mutually.
See
Trimming Geometry.
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- Split
- Splits a surface or wireframe element using a cutting element.
See
Splitting Geometry.
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- Shape Fillet
- Creates a shape fillet between two or three
surfaces.
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- Select the Fillet type.
- Select Support 1 and Support
2.
- In case of Tritangent Fillet type, select the
Support to remove.
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- Edge Fillet
- Creates a radius fillet with a constant radius or variable
radii.
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- Select the edge to be filleted.
- Select the Extremities type.
- Specify the Radius.
- Select Constant
Variation.
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- Variable Fillet...
- Creates a fillet whose radius varies along the edge.
See
Creating Edge Fillets Using Variable Radii.
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- Join
- Assemble adjacent curves or surfaces to one element.
See
Joining Curves or Surfaces.
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- Offset
- Creates a surface that is offset from a reference surface.
See
Creating Offset Surfaces.
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- Intersection
- Creates wireframe geometry by intersecting elements.
See
Creating Intersections.
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- Extrude
- Creates an extruded surface by extruding a profile along a given direction.
See
Creating Extruded Surfaces.
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- Revolve
- Creates a revolution surface by revolving a planar profile about an axis.
See
Creating Revolved Surfaces.
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- Blend
- Creates a blended surface between two wireframe elements.
See
Creating Blended Surfaces.
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- Circular Pattern
- Creates circular patterns using single or multiple surfacing or volumic elements.
See
Creating Circular Patterns using Single Elements.
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- Rectangular Pattern
- Creates rectangular patterns using single or multiple surfacing or volumic elements.
See
Creating Rectangular Patterns using Single Elements.
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- Draft Analysis
- Analyses the draft angle on a surface to ensure its manufacturing feasibility.
See
Analyzing the Draft Angle.
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- Cutting Plane Analysis
- Projects curves onto surfaces, each curve representing the intersection of a cutting plane with the surfaces.
See
Analyzing Using Cutting Planes.
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- Isophotes Mapping
- Applies isophotes on a part to analyze the quality of its
surface.
- Select a mapping type and then select a
surface.
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- Porcupine Curvature Analysis
- Creates a visual representation of the point, tangent, and curvature continuity of curves and surfaces.
See
Analyzing Using Porcupine Curvature.
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