#Siemens nx 8 update
#Siemens nx 8 full

#Siemens nx 8 full

Full control of everything is provided to get a pattern just how itвЂ™s needed. While other systems just support linear or radial arrays of features, NX takes things to the next level. Now this might look like an odd one, but the patterning tools in NX are pretty hardcore. Once the work has been carried out, it can be brought into the Template Studio where the parameters and inputs can be pulled out, linked to a dialog, and a template built and deployed for reuse. This could be assembly design, building and positioning assemblies, geometry checking or CAE studies. In NX 8, itвЂ™s now possible to build many more downstream tasks relating to the design process, rather than just pure geometry wrangling and manipulation. In previous releases, the PTS tools were only capable of automating the design of geometry, capturing the rules, parameters and inputs in a simple workflow. With the introduction of the Product Template Studio (PTS) tools usability was taken to the next level and non-specialist users could define a process based on an existing part or sub-system and reuse it at will. NX has always featured knowledge capture and reuse tools in the form of Knowledge Fusion, but this required a heavy amount of custom programming. Automating CAE with Product Template Studio The new Info dialog allows the user to look into the details of the data presented in the Visual Report, whether thatвЂ™s quickly viewing requirements documents or providing mail feedback using AppShare to discuss things with the project team.ДЄll these tools can be built directly into the reports, making them as usable as possible and helping guide users through their tasks without having to worry about what extra systems or processes are used.

#Siemens nx 8 update

The other interesting update to NX 8 is the ability to drill down deeper into the information presented. Each contributing input can be given a priority from low,medium to high and these composite reports can be saved, distributed and reused. Visual Reports that were previously separate can now be combined (two or three is probably the optimal) to create rich, incontext information.

Weighting and costing data could be combined to those sub-systems or components that are contributing the most cost. The software can track sub-systems to find out which ones are over running or over budget and the information presented alongside a photo of who is responsible. While this might sound a little trivial it can be a very powerful way of understanding exactly how a project is progressing. In addition, itвЂ™s also possible to combine reports and tailor tags with custom bitmaps. Custom Visual Reporting dialogs allow users to drill down into PLM information relating to the 3D design