EDU_DMU_E_DMN_Fl_V5R9中文.pptVIP

Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES 2002 DMU Navigator Course Presentation Table of Contents DMU Navigator Presentation You will become familiar with DMU Navigator Main Features DMU Navigator Presentation DMU Navigator DMU Navigator Toolbars Managing Component How to move objects How to move objects: by Snapping How to move Objects: Using DMU Move Create symmetry on component Resetting Component Position Selecting Components Using Proximity Query Using Zone query Assigning Properties Managing Simulations You will learn how to manage Simulations About Simulations Creating tracks Creating Sequences Playing Simulations About Creating a Simulation General Process Using DMU Manipulation Toolbar Creating tracks and Sequences Playing a Simulation Managing Video Animations You will learn how to manage Replays Generating a Replay About Generating a Replay Managing Scenes Creating Scenes Editing Scenes Managing Components in Scenes Creating Explode in Scenes What are Scenes ? Scenes Workbench Presentation Editing Scenes Managing Components in Scenes Using the Explode Dialog Box What are Synchronized Scenes ? Managing 2D Documents Opening 2D Documents Measuring on 2D Documents Comparing 2D Documents Working on 2D Documents To Sum Up In this course you have seen how to: Manage Components Manage Simulations Manage Video Animations Manage Scenes Manage 2D Documents New/added components are automatically added to Scenes, but they are inactivated In some cases Scenes are automatically synchronized with changes to an assembly. In other cases, manual intervention is required. Deleted components are automatically removed from Scenes To active it, M.B.3, active terminal nodes There are two possible effects from moving a component in an assembly There are two possible behaviors for components in Scenes: Components are automatically moved in the Scene (to be in the same position as in the assembly) if the Scene does not define an alternate position If the Scene