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Mechanical

[Structural optimization] Importing parametric modeling into WB

JUMI 2022-06-11 Comments Design, Mechanical  ANSYS, CREO, Workbench

The identification must meet the following conditions: 1. Pro/E has installed the Ansys Workbench plug-in, and directly click the Ansys button on the Pro/e toolbar to import and generate the model. 2. When CAD Configure,…

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How to Center All Dimension Text in Inventor Drawing at Once | iLogic Code

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  iLogic, Inventor

Q: This is the retrieved size. How can I center all linear sizes at once? Now it is all manually dragged one by one, which is very troublesome. A: There is no way to do it…

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Design Methods Compared | Bottom-Up vs Top-Down Assembly Design

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  3D, Design Methods, SolidWorks

Bottom-up design method Bottom-up design method is a more traditional method. You design and shape the part, insert it into the assembly, and use mates to position the part. To change parts, you must edit…

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Practical SolidWorks Skills Masters Must Master | 7 Non-Standard Design Tips

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  Drawing, SolidWorks

As a non-standard design engineer, I often use solidworks, a super drawing software, and my lazy skills are carried out on the software. After many years of work experience in the world’s top 500, the…

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Why Can’t Two Boats Run Side by Side | SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation Explained

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  Flow Simulation, SolidWorks

In people’s common sense, two ships in the process of traveling cannot be driven side by side. This is not only the captain’s experience, but also contains more scientific reasons. In order to facilitate understanding, a small…

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How to Use External iLogic Rules | Reusable Inventor Automation Rules

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  iLogic, Inventor

Save iLogic rules in a part, assembly or drawing file, then save those rules in that document and use them every time you open the document. You can save iLogic rules in a part, assembly…

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Why Is SolidWorks Startup Slow | Common Causes and Speed Up Tips

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  SolidWorks

1. Several common causes of slow SolidWorks startup and suggested ways to improve and pinpoint the cause of the slowness. Load third-party plugins at startup. These 3rd party libraries need to be loaded into the…

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How to Suppress Parts in Assemblies Using Inventor iLogic | Level of Detail Setup

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  iLogic, Inventor

Setting the Level of Detail with iLogic iLogic requires a custom Level of Detail (LoD) before it can perform an operation that suppresses a component. If a custom LoD is not active or one does…

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How to Delete Components in Suppressed Assemblies Using Inventor iLogic

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  iLogic, Inventor

Here’s how to do it, ignoring occurrences in patterns. Trace.WriteLine(“Starting….”) Dim oComp As ComponentOccurrence Dim oComps As ComponentOccurrences oComps = ThisDoc.Document.ComponentDefinition.Occurrences For Each oComp In oComps If oComp.Suppressed Then Trace.WriteLine(oComp.Name + “is suppressed”) If Not…

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How to Use iLogic to Change Dimensions in a Sketch | Rule Driven Parameters

JUMI 2022-05-082026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  iLogic, Inventor

It is a bit tricky but you can add a new rule and inside that rule set the named dimensions and parameters. Inside a part add a rule. Here is an example, Blue words are…

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Automatically Download 3D Models From Teamcenter Using iLogic Program

JUMI 2022-05-052026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  iLogic, Inventor

Teamcenter is a product lifecycle management software owned by Siemens. iLogic is an automated programming design program in the inventor software. How to automatically download 3D models in Teamcenter through the iLogic automation programming program? In…

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How to Use Inventor iLogic to Automatically Convert 3D Drawings to STP Files

JUMI 2022-05-052026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  iLogic, Inventor

Use Inventor iLogic to automatically convert 3D drawings to stp format files, the code is as follows: ‘ Get the STEP translator Add-In. Dim oSTEPTranslator As TranslatorAddIn oSTEPTranslator = ThisApplication.ApplicationAddIns.ItemById(“{90AF7F40-0C01-11D5-8E83-0010B541CD80}”) Dim oContext As TranslationContext oContext…

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Automatically Convert 2D Drawings to AutoCAD DWG Using Inventor iLogic

JUMI 2022-05-052026-09-13 Comments Mechanical  AutoCAD, iLogic, Inventor

Use Inventor iLogic to automatically convert 2D drawings into AutoCAD files in dwg format. The code is as follows: Dim oDoc As Document oDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument Dim DWGAddIn As TranslatorAddIn DWGAddIn = ThisApplication.ApplicationAddIns.ItemById(“{C24E3AC2-122E-11D5-8E91-0010B541CD80}”) Dim oDocument…

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What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2022—3D CAD

JUMI 2022-03-082022-03-23 Comments Mechanical  SolidWorks
Auto Draft

SOLIDWORKS 2022 enhances the capabilities and workflows used in everyday tasks such as design, documentation, data management, validation, and more. SOLIDWORKS 2022 delivers the performance you need to be more productive. You can also extend the capabilities…

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Young people are abandoning the factory

JUMI 2021-12-12 Comments Mechanical  Factory, Manufacture
Young people are abandoning the factory

Hardworking people always have a way out, as long as they choose the right direction. It’s not that young people in this class refuse to endure hardship, but just don’t want to be a screw forever….

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