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Group Combine several objects as a group Create a group: Multi-select the objects in navigator using click+Ctrl -> press down the right mouse key to select Group

Group Combine several objects as a group Create a group: Multi-select the objects in navigator using click+Ctrl -> press down the right mouse key to select

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Page 1: Group Combine several objects as a group Create a group: Multi-select the objects in navigator using click+Ctrl -> press down the right mouse key to select

Group

Combine several objects as a groupCreate a group: Multi-select the objects in navigator using click+Ctrl -> press down the right mouse key to select Group

Page 2: Group Combine several objects as a group Create a group: Multi-select the objects in navigator using click+Ctrl -> press down the right mouse key to select

Create a Curve Using an Equation in Cartesian Coordinates

To create a curve: Click on Curve -> Select From Equation -> Done -> Select a coordinate system (e.g. select DEFAULT_CSYS) -> Select Cartesian -> Write down the equation in the pop out window -> File -> Save -> Exit ->OKNote: Variable t = 0 ~ 1, x, y & z needs to be defined, for example: x=4*cos(t*(5*360)), y=4*sin(t*(5*360)), z=10*t

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Create a Curve Using an Equation in Cylindrical Coordinates

To create a curve: Click on Curve -> Select From Equation -> Done -> Select a coordinate system (e.g. select DEFAULT_CSYS) -> Select Cylindrical -> Write down the equation in the pop out window -> File -> Save -> Exit ->OKNote: Variable t = 0 ~ 1, r, theta & z needs to be defined, for example: r=t, theta=10+t*(20*360), z=3*t

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Create a Curve Using an Equation in Spherical Coordinates

To create a curve: Click on Curve -> Select From Equation -> Done -> Select a coordinate system (e.g. select DEFAULT_CSYS) -> Select Spherical -> Write down the equation in the pop out window -> File -> Save -> Exit ->OKNote: Variable t = 0 ~ 1, rho, theta & phi needs to be defined, for example: rho=4, theta=t*180, phi=t*360*20

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Relations

To create a relation: Click Tools -> Select Relations -> Write down/Edit/Remove a relation in the pop out window ->OK -> To see the dimension change, click on RegenerateTo find the name of each dimension: Info -> Switch dimensionsNote: Also you can create a relation by double click on the dimension

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Butterfly Spring

Equation in cylindrical coordinats :r = 5 theta = t*3600 z =(sin(3.5*theta-90))+24*t

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Leave Curve

Equation in Cartesian coordinates :a=10 x=3*a*t/(1+(t^3)) y=3*a*(t^2)/(1+(t^3))

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Helical Curve

Equation in cylindrical coordinates: r=t theta=10+t*(20*360) z=t*3

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Helical Curve

Equation in Cartesian coordinates :x = 4 * cos ( t *(5*360)) y = 4 * sin ( t *(5*360)) z = 10*t

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SphericalHelical Curve

Equation in spherical coordinates:rho=4 theta=t*180 phi=t*360*20