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Open the
Enginehead.CATPart file.
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From the Tools->Options menu, access
the Infrastructure->Collaboration Infrastructure
category.
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In the Network tab, check the
Client/Server Mode to specify the selected communication
mode and enter the connection settings in the Connectivity
tab.
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In the Collaboration Server Connect dialog box,
enter your name, password and role. Click OK when
done.
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Click the Workspaces icon ().
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Click the New button in the Workspaces
dialog box to create a new workspace. Fill in the fields (see
below).
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Select the workspace you have just created and
click the Join button to join it. The workspace status
turns to Active. Click Close when done.
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From the Tools->Options menu, access
the Infrastructure->Collaboration Infrastructure
category.
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In the Network tab, check the
Client/Server Mode to specify the selected communication
mode and enter the connection settings in the Connectivity
tab.
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In the Collaboration Server Connect dialog box,
enter your name, password and role. Click OK when
done.
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Click the Workspaces icon ().
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Select the Engine Head workspace and click the
Join button. Click Close when done.
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From the Start->Mechanical Design
menu, access the Functional Molded Part workbench.
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In the specification tree, right-click the Base
Profile located below the Sketches node and select the
Hide/Show command. The following sketch displays:
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Click the Shellable Feature icon ()
and click the Base Profile sketch. The Shellable Feature dialog
box displays:
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In the specification tree, right-click the Mold
Block Profile located below the Sketches node and select the
Hide/Show command. The following image displays:
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Select the Mold Block Profile and click the
Share Selected Entities icon ()
in the Instant Collaboration toolbar. The Briefcase window opens.
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In the specification tree, right-click the Top
Cut Surface located bottom of the Sketches node and select the
Hide/Show command. The surface displays.
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Click the Cut icon ():
The Cut window displays.
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Right-click the Top Cut Surface in the geometry
and select the Hide/Show command to hide it.
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Right-click the Mold Block Profile and select the
Hide/Show command to hide it.
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Click the Main Body
from the specification
tree and click the
Share Selected Entities icon ()
in the Instant Collaboration toolbar. The Briefcase window opens.
Enter the subject of the briefcase: Main body and click OK.
The briefcase is sent.
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From the Start->Mechanical Design
menu, access the Functional Molded Part workbench and
create a New Part.
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Click the Briefcases open/close icon ()
to list the existing briefcases. The ones you received display in
the To Merge tab.
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Click the Mold Block Sketch and click the
Merge button. After you merged it, you would notice the
entity you just merged disappeared and moved in Merged tab.
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Select the Main Body and click Open
button. Briefcase window appears. Check Show all check box to
see which entities you are receiving.
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Click the Merge
button.
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Select Body.1 in the specification tree and rename it to Mold Block.
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In the External Volume toolbar, click the
Added Feature icon ().
The Added Feature dialog box displays:
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Right-click the Mold Block and select the
Hide/Show command.
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Double-click the Shell Properties.1 located below
the Functional Body.1 in the specification tree. The Shell
Properties dialog box displays.
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In the Advanced tab, change the thickness
to 4mm, select Face.1 of Main Body for Faces, and click OK
when done.
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Click the Shell Properties in the geometry and
click the Share Selected Entities icon ()
in the Instant Collaboration toolbar. The Briefcase window
opens. Enter the subject of the briefcase: Shell Properties.
Check Show
all parents checkbox to see what other entities will be sent
along with Shell Properties. Click OK. The briefcase is sent.
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In the specification tree, right-click the Bottom
Pocket Sketch located below the Sketches node and select the
Hide/Show command.
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Click the Pocket icon ()
and select the Bottom Pocket Sketch in the geometry. The Pocket
window displays.
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Click the Pocket in the geometry and click the
Share Selected Entities icon ()
in the Instant Collaboration toolbar. The Briefcase window opens.
Enter the subject of the briefcase: Pocket and click OK.
The briefcase is sent.
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Click the Briefcases open/close icon ()
to list the existing briefcases. The ones you received display in
the To Merge tab.
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Select Shell Properties briefcase and click the
Merge button.
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Select Pocket briefcase and click the Merge
button.
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From the Start->Shape menu, access the
Generative Shape Design workbench.
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Zoom in to enlarge your part.
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Right-click the Sketches node and select the
Define In Work Object command.
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Select the Functional Solid.1\Face (see graphic
below) and click the Offset icon
(). The
Offset Surface Definition window displays. Click OK to
close the dialog box.
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Select the Functional Solid.1\Face\Main Body and
click the Offset icon ().
The Offset Surface Definition window displays. Click OK
to close the dialog box.
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Select the other Functional Solid.1\Face\Main
Body and click the Offset icon ().
The Offset Surface Definition window displays. Click OK
to close the dialog box.
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Click the Join icon ().
The Join Definition dialog box displays.
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In the specification tree, right-click the Mold
Block Profile (below the Geometrical Set.2 node) and select the
Hide/Show command. The profile displays.
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Click the Mold Block Profile in the geometry and
click the Fill icon (
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The Fill Surface Definition dialog box displays. Click OK
when done.
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Right-click the Main Body in the specification
tree and select the Hide\Show command.
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Zoom out, right-click the Mold Block Profile and
select the Hide\Show command.
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Click the Trim icon ().
The Trim Definition dialog box displays:
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From the Start->Mechanical Design
menu, access the Functional Molded Part workbench.
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Right-click the Mold Block body in the
specification tree and select the Hide/Show command.
The body displays.
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Right-click the Mold Block body in the
specification tree and select the Define in Work Object
command.
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Click the Divide icon (),
the Divide dialog box displays:
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After the Divide, Divide Body.2 and Divide Body.3
were created. Rename them to Upper Mold Block and Lower Mold
Block.
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Right-click the Mold Block in the
specification tree and select the Hide/Show command to
hide.
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Right-click the Lower Mold Block in the
specification tree and select the
Hide/Show command to hide.
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Right-click the Upper Mold Block in the
specification tree and select the
Hide/Show command to hide. And right-click the Lower
Mold Block in the specification tree and select the Hide/Show
command to display.
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Right-click the Lower Mold Block in the
specification tree, and select the
Hide/Show command.
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Select the Main Body and select the
Hide/Show command. The Main Body displays.
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In the specification tree, right-click the Middle
Ribs Sketch located below the Sketches node and select the
Hide/Show command. The Ribs sketch displays.
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Click the Rib ()
icon and select the Ribs in the geometry. The Rib dialog box
displays:
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In the specification tree, right-click the Outer
Ribs Sketch located below the Sketches node and select the
Hide/Show command. The Outer Ribs sketch displays.
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Click the Rib ()
icon and select the outer ribs in the geometry. The Rib dialog
box displays:
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Click the Share Selected Entities icon ()
in the Instant Collaboration toolbar and select Rib.1 and Rib.2
in the specification tree. The Briefcase window opens. Enter the
subject of the briefcase: Ribs and click OK. The
briefcase is sent.
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In the specification tree, right-click the Center
Hole Sketch located below the Sketches node and select the
Hide/Show command. The Center Hole sketch displays.
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Click the Cutout ()
icon: the Cutout window displays. Select the Center Hole Sketch
in the geometry.
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Click the Cutout you have just created in the
specification tree and click the Share Selected Entities icon ()
in the Instant Collaboration toolbar. The Briefcase window opens.
Enter the subject of the briefcase: Center Hole and click OK.
The briefcase is sent.
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In the specification tree, right-click the Side
Cutout Sketch and the Center Cutout Sketch located below the
Sketches node and select the Hide/Show command. The sketches
display.
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Click the Cutout ()
icon: the Cutout window displays. Select the Center Cutout Sketch
in the geometry.
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Click the Cutout ()
icon: the Cutout window displays. Select the Side Cutout Sketch
in the geometry.
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Click the two Cutouts you have just created in the
specification tree and click the Share Selected Entities icon ()
in the Instant Collaboration toolbar. The Briefcase window opens.
Enter the subject of the briefcase: Center-Side Cutouts and click OK.
The briefcase is sent.
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In the specification tree, right-click the Bolt
Hole Sketch located below the Sketches node and select the
Hide/Show command. The Bolt Hole Sketch displays.
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Click the Cutout ()
icon: the Cutout window displays. Select the Bolt Hole Sketch
in the geometry.
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Click the Cutout you have just created (CutOut.4)
in the specification tree and click the Share Selected Entities icon ()
in the Instant Collaboration toolbar. The Briefcase window opens.
Enter the subject of the briefcase: Bolt Holes and click OK.
The briefcase is sent. You are done with the design. Click
here to display
the result sample part.
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Click the Briefcases open/close icon ()
to list the existing briefcases. The ones you received display in
the To Merge tab.
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Click the Ribs briefcase and click the Merge
button.
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Click the Center Hole briefcase and click the
Merge button.
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Click the Center-Side Cutouts briefcase and click the
Merge button.
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Click the Bolt Hole briefcase and click the
Merge button.
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Expand the Functional Body.1 node and right-click
Cutout.4 feature, select the Cutout.4 object-> Deactivate
command.
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Right-click Cutout.1 feature, select the
Cutout.1 object-> Deactivate command.
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Select the Lower Mold Block in the specification
tree, and select the Hide/Show command to display.
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Click the Fitting icon (),
the Fitting dialog box displays:
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Right-click the Upper Mold Block and select the
Define in Work Object command.
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Right-click the Lower Mold Block and select the
Hide/Show command.
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Right-click the Main Body and select the
Hide/Show command.
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Click the Fitting icon (),
the Fitting dialog box displays:
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Right-click the Upper Mold Block and select the
Hide/Show command (see graphic below). Hide it again.
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Right-click the Lower Mold Block and select the
Hide/Show command. The Lower Mold block displays.
Click here to
display the result sample file.
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