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A notebook can be described as an engineering notebook where we can define parameters and relations related to a project. It maintains design intent in a central location.

Part and assembly models can both access these parameters and information in a layout.

 

    

EXERCISE 1

The topics covered are as follows.

  • How to create a notebook
  •  How to create parameters in the notebook by using Parameters dialog box
  • How to declare a notebook to the part models
  • How to control dimensions in the parts by the parameters in the notebook

 

  

Controling part dimensions from a notebook

EXERCISE 2

The topics covered are as follows.

  • How to import a 2D sketch in the notebook
  • How to create parameters in the notebook by defining global dimensions
  

Creating dimensions in a notebook


 

EXERCISE 3

The topics covered are as follows.

  • How to implement the Top-Down design to an existing assembly that was created using Bottom-Up approach
  • How to control location of components in the assembly by the parameters in the layout.
  • Using the standard skeleton as Placement Skeleton
 
Using placement skeletons
 



Dimensions in a notebook

 

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