Creating and Modifying Models
This section provides examples to familiarize you with using ACIS to create and modify meaningful models. Two parallel approaches are used: examples using Scheme (intended for the Scheme AIDE application) and examples in C++.
The flow of examples in this section begins by creating simple line (edge) entities that can be viewed, saved, and restored. Edges are then connected into a wire body, then, the wire body is offset, followed by creating surfaces, creating solids, modifying the models and analyzing them. In general, each example builds on the previous example, and the section is written assuming you will go from one example to the next.
The general flow of the examples in this section is reflected in the topics included in this section.
Topics include:
- SAT Files
- Identifying Model Objects
- Entity Derivation Macros
- Generic Attributes
- Euler Operations
- Running the Examples
- Creating and Saving Edges
- Offsetting a Wire Body
- Creating Surfaces
- Creating Solids
- Modifying Models
- Analyzing Models
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