Aug 07, 2008 tutorial UGS (NX5) - Duration: 3:40. Radarbh 2,468 views. Unigraphics NX5 Tipp Tutorial Design Logic.wmv - Duration: 3:31. Dionxspezi 9,232 views. This document is meant as an accompaniment to the tutorial 'NX5 for Engineering Design' by Mign C. Leu and Akul Joshi. It is not meant as a standalone reference. Basic Unigraphics Tutorial for Shape Deposition Manufacturing. This covers the Planar Mill operation for flat parts. Also see UnigraphicsQuickReference for a quick.
As soon as you click on the guide path curve the Unigraphics GUI will change as below: It will ask for the sketching plane for the section. You can modify the already appeared default sketching plane by modifying the “plane location', “plane orientation', and the “ sketch orientation' options. Now, hit the OK button and draw the section sketch.
Don’t forget to give the necessary dimensions. No Suspender Windows Vista there. Our section looks like below: Finish the sketch by pressing the Ctrl + Q buttons. You can see the just created Variational sweep feature like below: Now, if you want to vary the shape in between the start and the end point, hit the icon “Add new set' under the Secondary sections and you will get something like below: Change the% Arc Length value from 0 to 40. You will see a section (same as the initial section) appears somewhere in between the start and end point. Change the required dimensions and click OK.
You will get the Variational section feature done. Glovepie Controller Mapping Program here.
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