enrico1979
Guest
Hey, everybody.
I must say that catia I like more and more even if sometimes there are things that I come from the world of pro and are inconceivable.
I'll explain.
is possible in sketch environment, drawing a spline can determine the curvature of the same and then modify it using a kind of feature analysis of curved porcupine (but inside the sketch I repeat, what certainly + logic) ?
in pro and you can have an analysis of the curvature of the spline inside the sketch, in order to be able to correct it, making it very precise curvature .
If this could not be done, then the ability to give an optimal curvature would depend solely on the experience of the designer, who then could use the bending analysis and therefore the analysis tools in general as controls exclusively of verification and not to correct any errors (which in this case are absolutely very difficult to avoid).
I hope therefore that I am wrong and that what I ask can be done, otherwise this would be a serious lack of software (although I have already seen a thousand other merits).
I must say that catia I like more and more even if sometimes there are things that I come from the world of pro and are inconceivable.
I'll explain.
is possible in sketch environment, drawing a spline can determine the curvature of the same and then modify it using a kind of feature analysis of curved porcupine (but inside the sketch I repeat, what certainly + logic) ?
in pro and you can have an analysis of the curvature of the spline inside the sketch, in order to be able to correct it, making it very precise curvature .
If this could not be done, then the ability to give an optimal curvature would depend solely on the experience of the designer, who then could use the bending analysis and therefore the analysis tools in general as controls exclusively of verification and not to correct any errors (which in this case are absolutely very difficult to avoid).
I hope therefore that I am wrong and that what I ask can be done, otherwise this would be a serious lack of software (although I have already seen a thousand other merits).