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Click Thickness
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The Thickness Definition dialog box opens. |
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Select the faces to thicken.
The Support field is automatically filled with the support of the
selected faces and is grayed out. |
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Enter a value. For instance, enter 15 mm.
The faces become red and the application displays the thickness
value in the geometry. |
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Click OK to thicken the part accordingly.
The volume (identified as Thickness.xxx) is added to the
specification tree. |
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Double-click the thickness to edit it.
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Click the Other thickness faces field and
select the lateral face as shown.
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Double-click the thickness value displayed on this face.
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In the Parameters Definition dialog box that appears,
enter 25mm.
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Click OK to close the dialog box.
The length between the selected face and the
resulting face is 25mm. |
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Click
More>>.
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Select the
Smoothing mode under the Deviation
parameters section.
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There are
three
types of smoothing modes:
- None:
No smoothing is applied. This is the default option. The Max
deviation field is disabled.
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Manual:
Allows you to enter a maximum deviation. The default value
is 0.1 mm.
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Automatic:
Smoothing is applied automatically. The Max Deviation field is disabled.
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Click OK to create the thickness feature.
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The
multi-output capability is available. Click
to display the list of
selected faces. |