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Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek
Monday, December 29, 2008
Labels: Autodesk Data Management , Autodesk Vault , Vault Viewing
Written by Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek on Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Well, Twas the night before Christmas and all through the shop not a Geek was working including the boss.
From all of the CAD Geeks may you have a wonderful Holiday Season and A Happy New Year.
Well let's talk Power Snaps:
Just like AutoCAD, AutoCAD Mechanical has all of the same functionality for object snaps but AutoCAD Mechanical has more tools as usual.
Power Snaps:
These are object snaps with bonus functionality to them.
There are multiple settings that can be stored for use over and over.
Filter settings allow you to remove out objects from selection when using a snap.
Check out this quick video:
Enjoy,
Jim....Another INCAT CAD Geek!
Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Labels: Autocad Mechanical , Snaps
Written by Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek on Monday, December 22, 2008
Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek
Monday, December 22, 2008
Labels: Autodesk Inventor , oRings , Productstream , Springs
Written by Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek on Friday, December 19, 2008

In this tutorial I will demonstrate CV Tracing. The concept of CV Tracing allows the user to duplicate changes to surfaces across a center line without losing construction history.
Click HERE to watch the video...
Created by Aaron... Your Alias CAD Geek
Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek
Friday, December 19, 2008
Labels: Alias , AliasStudio , CV's , Industrial Design
Written by Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek on Thursday, December 18, 2008
When configuring your AutoCAD Electrical one area that can be confusing is setting up your wire tag information so that all your wire numbers read the way you want them too. First thing first is where do we configure your wire tags. This can be accomplished in two areas the first being under the properties for a given project or you can do this by a sheet by sheet basis when selecting the drawing properties. Just remember the %N must always be part of the wire format string. Below is a little cheat sheet to help better understand what parameters you have to work with.
Tata Technologies CAD/PLM Geek
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Labels: AutoCAD Electrical , parameters , wire numbers , wire tags
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