By admin on September 18th, 2009
Now we’ll get to the real advantages of parametric design. You may write math formulas into your dimensions to drive your design with only a few parameters.
Hidden user variables can control the values of multiple dimensions in the design.
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If you interested in a really powerful example of parametric expressions then check out my post on Autodesk Inventor,
Math Rules!Blogged by Josh Hunt, Yet another CAD Geek
By admin on September 18th, 2009
Topics: AutoCAD, Parametric, expressions, parameters
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By admin on August 28th, 2009
What did you say? You added parametric dimensions to your lines but they won’t show up when you plot. Well, we can fix that.
When a parametric dimension is defined, it is simply a dimension to control geometry. By changing it to an annotational dimension it will display just like a normal dimension.
By admin on August 28th, 2009
Topics: AutoCAD, Dimensioning, Parametric
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By admin on August 21st, 2009
After the shape of your design is controled by geometric constraints then it’s size will be defined. dimensional constraints are very similar to the normal AutoCAD dimensions that you are familiar with.
The big difference is dimensional constraints control the geometry but the geometry controls the normal AutoCAD dimensions.
Always remember to define the shape and then the size!
Check back for Part 3: Dynamic, Reference, & Annotation Dimensions
Blogged by Josh Hunt, Yet another CAD Geek
By admin on August 21st, 2009
Topics: AutoCAD, Constraints, Parametric
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