Step 3: A new drawing wizard opens up. Choose the appropriate option. Here i chose a blank page. Step 5: You will get a view as shown.. How to change origin of view in Catia drafting? It will show you how to change origin and axis lines in drawing. Catia v5 Surfacing Tutorials catia v5 File Size : 8 mb pages 3. This pdf file contents preparing the assembly Opening the assembly, Choosing the Visualisation mode, Changing of workbench, Generating numbers, Customising the display of the Bill of Material, Creating an exploded 3D view , Generating projection views Generating a front view, Generating a left view, Generating a back view, section view, Modifying the section view , Adding overall dimensions, Creating an isometric view, Generating an exploded view, Generating balloons, Inserting a bill of material, Adding a title block.
This pdf file contents Opening the Part, Opening a new drawing, Adding the template, Modification of the scale, Creating the front view, Orientating the front view, Creating a projection view, Generate some other views, Using the Wizard, Creating a detail view, Creating a section view, Generating dimensions, Using automatic generation, Creating a Breakout view, Changing Standards, Finishing steps.
Features pads, pockets, shafts, etc You can access the Sketcher workbench in many ways. Two simple ways are by using the top pull down menu Start — Mechanical Design — Sketcher , or by selecting the Sketcher icon.
You can choose this plane either before or after you select the Sketcher icon. To exit the sketcher, select the Exit Workbench icon. Part design environment is used to create 3D models from the basic 2D sketches created in sketcher environment. This command adds material in the third direction, a direction other than the sketch.
It simply helps remove geometry belonging to an already create part. It requires an axis, around which the sketch will be revolved. It adds material along a guide curve. RIB is used to make components like springs, pipes etc. In this workbook, the parts created in CATIA are simple enough they can be modeled with minimal knowledge of this powerful software. The reason behind the simplicity is not to burden the reader with the CAD aspects of the package.
However, it is assumed that the user is familiar with CATIA V5 Release 21 interface and basic utilities such as pan, zoom, and rotation. The tutorials are based on release 21; however, other releases can also be used with minor changes.
Typically, the differences are not even noticed by a beginner. The tutorials are written so as to provide a hands-on look at the process of creating an assembly, developing the assembly into a mechanism, and simulating the motion of the mechanism in accordance with some time based inputs.
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