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November 12, 2010
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ProE 5.0 CAD Basic Sketching Techniques

  • November 12, 2010
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Just a little Pro ENGINEER basic sketching tutorial for the CAD team on FRC 1671 Bichanan Bird Brains.

 

 

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    1-Visitor
    November 12, 2010

    GOOD CLEAR VIDEO

    1-Visitor
    November 14, 2010

    Poor video. All this things can be found just by "click and try".

    Nothing say about spline & size of spline.

    Nothing about simmetrical dimensions.

    Nothing about Interactive denial from constants.

    Nothing about modify and not-intarctive modify.

    Nothing about replace of references.

    Nothing about text along curve.

    Nothing about export/import of scketch.

    Nothing about open & closed scketches & helping instruments for this.

    Nothing a lot... This is just basic-basic-basic. Internet overloaded by this bubblegum.

    Let's do something real good. More professional & advance, please.

    12-Amethyst
    November 15, 2010

    Great video Evan. How long have you been using the software? Are you a student of FIRST or a mentor?

    osbexg1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    November 16, 2010

    Thanks, sir! I appreciate the comment.

    osbexg1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    November 16, 2010

    Oh, sorry about that.  This video was meant for beginner students of Pro ENGINEER, and I needed to be able to place ideas and topics into a short video.  From now on, I will put in the tag word "basic" to clarify that the topics discussed in the video tutorial are of novice skill.  However, I plan to make videos on more advanced topics later on.

    osbexg1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    November 16, 2010

    Thanks, Mr. BostonDan.  I am a student of FIRST and started using ProE last year in the school's robotics program.  This year, I am head of the CAD team, and this video tutorial just gave a brief overview of what I expect my team to be able to do.  I plan on creating more videos on other topics like solid modeling, sheetmetal parts, assembling, mechanisms, drawings, and whatever else becomes necessary.

    12-Amethyst
    November 16, 2010

    Congratulations Evan, I look forward to your upcoming videos and good luck this year!