Wildfire 3.0 student edition

In the Dashboard, change the quantity of holes to 8. In the Dashboard, select Angular extents to equally space the members. Click Complete Feature to see the axial pattern. Task 4. Create a Fill Pattern that patterns holes within an area.

Click Undo to remove the axial pattern. Double-Click on the horizontal and vertical offset values and change them from 1. This will place the hole at the center of the part. In the dashboard, use the pull down to select Fill as the pattern option. Notice the preview of black dots showing the locations where holes will be created.

The pattern should look like the following figure. Individual hole members may be turned off by left clicking the black dot. The black dot turns white to indicate it will be excluded from the fill. To restore the pattern member, left click the white dot. Click Complete Feature to see the fill pattern.

Select the No Hidden icon from the main toolbar to better see the pattern if necessary. Select the Solid icon to return back to shaded mode if necessary. In the dashboard, change the pattern shape from Square to Diamond. Click Complete Feature icon at the right side of the dashboard. If Axes are showing from the holes on the other side, hide them by choosing Datum Axes. In the Dashboard, change the Dimension pattern option to Fill as in the previous task.

Rotate the model by holding the middle mouse button and dragging. Notice how all of the protrusions start at the same plane. Task 7. Fill Pattern along a curved surface continued. Change the radial button from Constant to Follow Surface Shape. Select Complete Feature icon at the right side of the dashboard.

Positioning Tutorial Window. Task 5. Experiment with Fill Pattern shapes. Task 6. Which specific builds are integrated? This release delivers an integration between Mathcad How do customers get the software? Users should consult the PTC University webpage and to help them identify the appropriate training course for their role.

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