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This task shows you how to create a
Mirror/Copy element, either within the same product or two different
products.
In this scenario an example with a Joint Element
is given, but you can also select a joint body or an assembly joint. |
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Open the
Joint2.CATProduct document. |
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The product is displayed as shown here with one joint element created. |
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Select the joint element from the specification tree.
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Click Mirror Copy
in the Automotive BiW Fasteners toolbar.
By default, the Target parent object is
the same as the one of the Source object, here Joint
Body.1. |
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If the source object and the
target parent belong to two different products, you need to
explicitly select the target parent in a product different from the
source's object. |
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The BiW Mirror Copy dialog box opens. |
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Select a Root Product Plane or a part zone on which you
wish to paste the body.
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Click OK.
The mirrored spot point is created. |
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Here we selected xy as the Root Product Plane |
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Here we selected Blend.1 as the Part plane |
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Double-click this new element from the specification
tree.
The BiW SpotPoint Fastener Definition dialog box
opens. |
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The spot point is created as
explicit. |
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Select the On Surface location.
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Select Blend.1.
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Click OK in the dialog box.
The spot point is relocated upon the selected surface. |
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Mirrored objects follow
the same rules as pasted objects,
with an additional symmetry applied on explicit coordinates of
Joint Elements.
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When the source element
is a joint, the Parent target allows to multi-select parts in the
target product to be reconnected.
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When the naming rule is
not active, the copied elements have the same name as the source
elements.
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