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TRANSLUCENT IN A CIMATRON WAY


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Hi!

I like how this feature is implemented in Cimatron .

You can make any solid or surface translucent

You can look inside everything .

In Mastercam translucent not gives you much ,cause ALL is translucent.

I need the body translucent and insert regular shaded to see where the problem is !

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screen >> shade setting >> turn on shading, the translucent option is available further down the dialog box

 

In verify you can use translucent but you have to use an .stl as defined stock

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Guys .

I know it

What I want is this

I need to shade some solids not transparent ,and some transparent

I want to check some solids against others and some toher things

I want it as in the image

I want in model make one solid face transparent and all the others not

Alas !

I had it in Cimatron and it was great !

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I need to shade some solids not transparent ,and some transparent

I want to check some solids against others and some toher things

No Alex, that is not something you can do in MCAM

any version

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No Alex, that is not something you can do in MCAM

any version

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That`s exactly what many others can do .

And I ask myself :

Why I need to use translucent if i can not see nothing as I need

It gives me not too much

Well ,in Cimatron it was a great way to check things

In Mastercam it lacks a lot

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That option is an excellent feature in UG. We shade our part models solid and the trode models translucent. Therefore it is easy for me to see what will be getting burned or machined. I certainly hope Mastercam looks into this feature. It would save alot of time here rather than bothering the designer everytime I wanna know what surfaces are getting burned.

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What exactly do you mean about stock recognition?

Once you define your block, ALL tool paths know exactly what stock is where and what needs to be cut simply based on what stock on condition you have left. You are always in control of your stock on and how it is configured.

 

The cavity mill tool path is a GREAT roughing tool.

 

Using NX on a daily basis however can be very frustrating. Things that should just be easy are not.

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Try turning on cutter comp

Coolant off and on is fun too biggrin.gif

We've got a full seat on NX5 here, but I've had no luck getting IT down here to install it.

 

On the origial topic, the graphics in SolidWorks

2008 is awesome..the downside... most of us

will have to buy a new computer to get acceptable performance

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