documentation - explosions

[Utente NX]

Hello everyone,
there is a job of the rognostic technical office, long and that no one loves to do that is called catalog explodes (spare part list).
I therefore ask you how you do them in nx, because I find everything very complicated.

1) Explosed views are to be done in the modeling of specification, so with new specification are to be remade and it would be nice that the specification read the explosive views of the axieme.

2) I have to save a view for every explosion, when I want the explosion to be available for all views

3) I would like explosions to have explosions

someone has documentation about it, as I may be mistaken approach.
How do you find yourself?

 

[Utente NX]

Bye to all,
in our company the sheet is our daily bread.
as you well know the calculation of development is very important and is linked to the value we impose, as well as the fold radius that in turn is linked to the used quarry.
I would like to use the sheet_metal_material_table file that is managed by tc as we are under tc.
This file contains three automation possibilities:
1) blind tool
2) bandage material
3) bandage table

What do you use?
do you have files that you can attach?

 

[ceschi1959]

Bye to all,
in our company the sheet is our daily bread.
as you well know the calculation of development is very important and is linked to the value we impose, as well as the fold radius that in turn is linked to the used quarry.
I would like to use the sheet_metal_material_table file that is managed by tc as we are under tc.
This file contains three automation possibilities:
1) blind tool
2) bandage material
3) bandage table

What do you use?
do you have files that you can attach?

There has already been a similar discussion here
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=16924&highlight=sviluppo+lamieraTake a look at it and then you ask more questions.:finger:

 

[Utente NX]

There has already been a similar discussion here
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=16924&highlight=sviluppo+lamieraTake a look at it and then you ask more questions.:finger:

thanks to the contribution and excuse of the poccio I made with the insertion of two arguments within the same.

Anyway I wanted to use an omni-comprehensive gauge table style table.