Project: Basic Wireframe Geometry 2
Completion Time: 15 Minutes
Objective: To reproduce wireframe geometry that you will use when creating surfaces.
Process: Create points and curves on a surface using wireframe geometry features.
Instructions
1: Open basic_wireframe_geometry2.CATPart.
2: Create a point on the surface 60mm away from the center of the surface in the X direction.
Create a wireframe circle on the surface centered on the point with a radius of 35mm.
Step 2 Details
Create the point using On Surface as the Point type and set the direction using the pop-up menu. Activate Geometry on support when creating the circle.
3: Create a point on the circle using a ratio of 0.25, modifying the default reference extremum point within the Point Definition dialog. Use the X direction as the extremum reference direction.
4: Create another point on the circle directly opposite the previously created point.
Step 4 - Details
Use the previously created point as the reference point and use a ratio of 0.5.
5: Create a line between the two points and use the surface as the support.
Step 5 - Details
Use the standard Point-Point line option, but select the surface as the support.
6: Create a 45mm corner between the two edges of the surface.
7: Create three equally spaced points and planes on the corner curve.
Step 7 - Details
Use the Points & Planes Repetition dialog to create the points and activate Create normal planes also to create the planes.
Review: In this project you reinforced your knowledge of wireframe geometry. Understanding the various geometry creation methods is extremely important because it is the foundation of surface creation.
Open basic_wireframe_geometry2_completed.CATPart to see the completed file.
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