NX Realize Shape

NX Realize Shape, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 22 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 50 subscribers.

You will learn about Introduction to the NX Realize Shape environment All the commands in Realize shape Subdivision Surfaces Modelling with Realize Shape This course is ideal for individuals who are For Students, Industrial professionals who are interested in Product design using SIEMENS UG NX this course is useful It is particularly useful for For Students, Industrial professionals who are interested in Product design using SIEMENS UG NX this course is useful.

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Summary

Title: NX Realize Shape

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 22

Number of Published Lectures: 22

Number of Curriculum Items: 22

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 22

Original Price: ₹1,499

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Introduction to the NX Realize Shape environment
All the commands in Realize shape
Subdivision Surfaces
Modelling with Realize Shape

Who Should Attend

For Students, Industrial professionals who are interested in Product design using SIEMENS UG NX this course is useful

Target Audiences

For Students, Industrial professionals who are interested in Product design using SIEMENS UG NX this course is useful

Are you curious about Realize Shape tools for creating freeform shapes? If Yes; this course is for you then.

NX Realize Shape is a powerful and intuitive subdivision design tool that makes use of primitive shapes to create concept design models. In Realize shape there are a number of standard shapes to select from such as cylinder, block, sphere to name a few.

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When a primitive shape is created, a cage is automatically created that surrounds the shape. The shape can be morphed into designs by transforming that cage. By selecting on, and dragging the cage elements (lines or points), you can mold the shape.

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The model created in Realize Shape can be used for detailed design, documentation, validation, simulation, and all the way to traditional or additive manufacturing… all within a single unified environment like NX… means you are going to use trusted data from concept to manufacturing… without requiring conversion or translation, and this is going to shorten your innovation lifecycle, getting you from concept to market faster!

This course introduces you to the Realize shape environment.

In this lecture series NX 10 version is used.

If you want to make your surface modelling process fast, NX realize shape is the best option for you.

This course is the step by step study of making 3D CAD prototypes.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Primitives

Lecture 2: Selection in Realize Shape

Lecture 3: Transform Cage

Chapter 2: Creating Subdivision Models

Lecture 1: Extrude

Lecture 2: Revolve

Lecture 3: Loft Cage

Lecture 4: Sweep Cage

Lecture 5: Tube cage

Lecture 6: Bridge face

Lecture 7: Fill

Lecture 8: Copy Cage

Chapter 3: Modify

Lecture 1: Project Cage

Lecture 2: Split Face

Lecture 3: Subdivide Face

Lecture 4: Sew Cage

Lecture 5: Merge Face

Lecture 6: Set Weight, Set Continuity

Chapter 4: Modelling with Realize Shape

Lecture 1: Modelling with Realize Shape

Chapter 5: Cup Tutorial

Lecture 1: Cup Tutorial

Chapter 6: Examples

Lecture 1: Automobile model Exercise Part 1

Lecture 2: Automobile model Exercise Part 2

Lecture 3: Ship Model

Instructors

Rohit Yadav
Mechanical Design Engineer

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