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Hello, everyone.
I would have a question to ask the community, not having found other discussions about the forum. a module called efx (expert framework extension); those who have been using pros for some time will know that this is a frightening application: eek: that, among other things, allows to build profiles by being able to count on a database of sections of extremely wide tubes. in practice, just draw a line that identifies the direction of development of the pipe and then go to choose the section of the profile. and the game is done.
my curiosity is the following: does the wf2 of pro/e exist an application like this? Unfortunately I happen to have to draw a structure in aluminum profiles. :frown: basically, I had to draw every single section and extrude it. It's useless to say I lost a lot of time. I think there is a more immediate and faster way. Maybe using some pro/e module.
and then I wonder whether even for piping operations, on the wf2 you act in the same way or there is a much faster way of drawing ducts and more.
thanks to all:finger:
I would have a question to ask the community, not having found other discussions about the forum. a module called efx (expert framework extension); those who have been using pros for some time will know that this is a frightening application: eek: that, among other things, allows to build profiles by being able to count on a database of sections of extremely wide tubes. in practice, just draw a line that identifies the direction of development of the pipe and then go to choose the section of the profile. and the game is done.
my curiosity is the following: does the wf2 of pro/e exist an application like this? Unfortunately I happen to have to draw a structure in aluminum profiles. :frown: basically, I had to draw every single section and extrude it. It's useless to say I lost a lot of time. I think there is a more immediate and faster way. Maybe using some pro/e module.
and then I wonder whether even for piping operations, on the wf2 you act in the same way or there is a much faster way of drawing ducts and more.
thanks to all:finger: