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Hello all, I want to take any irregular surface/face that I choose and either divide it into lets say 12 equal patches of the same area. Or equally useful would be to place 12 objects on the surface/face all equally spaced apart from each other. Does anyone know a method to do this? Or...

I found it.... my snap was turned off. Doh!

Hello all, I am editing some PMI in NX1965. My example is a PMI Note that was attached to an edge. If I remove the leader and try and select a new edge on the model I cant and the edge filter isnt available any longer only curve is in the list. Is there something I need to do to be able to...

Hello all, I have a legacy sketch in a model I am changing in NX 1965. Simple change. All looks good. I get Sketch is not evaluated. How do I fix that? Thank you.

They are different surfaces. As a simple example just 3 faces in a solid I wish to make into one with no edges between them. Thanks all.

Hello all, It has been a while since I have tried this and I have been requested to combine or merge a small grouping of faces to support analysis on my NX CAD model. I want them to become one face and to lose edges from the originals. Picture 2 flats and a fillet. The result would be one face...

Yes tried all the usual stuff.

No one just wont appear in the existing view. It was just added.

Hello all, I have a drawing that I am revising. It has details of the current component and is released. We are adding a 2nd component to it that is a little bit different version. My question is that in an ISO view that was previously created I cannot see the new component even though it is...

Hello all, Does anyone know how to create Overriding Interpart Expressions in NX12? I am looking to Suppress by Expression features from a lower level Wave Linked part by using an expression. Essentially to turn off features at an upper level by expression. This used to be possible in NX10 but...

Hello all, I am just beginning to work in NX12. We previously were on NX10. We have been using Overriding Interpart expressions in our models to turn off small features for various reasons at higher levels of assemblies. We could use Suppress by Expression and use it as an Overriding Interpart...

Thanks cowsksi!!! Much appreciated!

Hello all, Quick question. I am just starting on NX12. Trying the new Measure command. Looks great I like the consolidation. There used to be an option in NX10 to create Associative Geometry in results for the measure command. I have use for that where I leverage that geometry to create...

I have an situation where I would like to type something like the pic attached in a PMI note. We used to be able to use Superscript <H> and Subscript <L> special characters to do this. Is there a trick now in PMI? Thanks all...

I think we are seeing failures on NX9 legacy Interpart Expressions. Is there a reporting tool that can list all Interpart expressions in an assembly structure? Is there a graphical or other method to show them and flag broken or failed Interpart Expressions in an assembly? What I am looking...

Mush appreciated kapmnit123 ... I will check that out. Its not what I was after but it might be worth a try as a work around. Thank you!

I am guessing there isnt a direction change option then. Its been many moons.... but I think it was possibly in UG9 or maybe UG12 or so. But that doesnt matter. I am more interested in if there is a command method to change the direction of "any" curve currently available. If you guys...

No I want to change the curve direction. all curves have a direction like a surface normal. Used to be a UG command that did that. I need something to select a curve and flip its direction. Thanks!

Does anyone know how to reverse Direction on a curve? There used to be a function for that years ago. I do some work occasionally where I create mid curves between complex splines. My method requires both curve to have the same direction. I can rebuild one of the splines but that is extra work...

Thanks cowski!! That got it. I never had to change this one before. Much appreciated!