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Create an OBJ Cube With Your Favorite Images

Anirudh Krishnakumar
in Modeling
17 2 Beginner
Ever wanted to create a CAD file with your favorite pictures? There are many ways to apply images and textures to CAD files. However, for most of these operations, expensive programs or CAD experience might be required. This tutorial shows you how to make a simple OBJ cube, while explaining some of the basic OBJ nomenclature. It then explains the steps to map pictures on the cube's faces. The only tools you will need is a text editor like notepad and your favorite images!
OBJ photo cube cad map texture obj

Helical pattern of holes in pro-e.

rakesh
in Design & CAD
1 1 Beginner
I hope, this will be useful for you
Pro/Engineer Wildfire

Tutorial: Modelling spring having any given trajectory in Pro/E

Sumit Luthra
in Design & CAD
2 1 Beginner
Download Model: http://grabcad.com/library/given-trajectory-spring
Pro/Engineer Wildfire spring pro-e modelling any trajectory having given

how to make pattern along a curve?

Rajesh kumar
in Design & CAD
3 1 Beginner
The answer is here.
Pro/Engineer Wildfire

How do i convert .SLDPRT to .STEP?

Baljeet Thakur
in Design & CAD
0 1 Beginner
Open the .sldprt file in solidworks that you want to save in any other format
Pro/Engineer Wildfire

Using a reference image in pro e & creo elements to create a logo or symbol

prabhakaran
in Design & CAD
0 1 Beginner
create logos or symbols by tracing the imported image by following the steps below..
Pro/Engineer Wildfire reference creo engineer pro importing image import tracing

Tutorial:How to model Hook in Pro/ENGINEER?

Aleksandar (Dusan) Tijanic
in Design & CAD
7 1 Beginner
Here's the answer for it.. Step 1
Pro/Engineer Wildfire hook

how to do wire rope in pro e

Tushar Wandhare
in Design & CAD
1 1 Intermediate
wire rope can be design by using WRAP command.
Pro/Engineer Wildfire

Component Interface in Assembly mode of proEngineer

c0cd00a1
in Design & CAD
0 0 Beginner
Component Interface is mainly used in order to cut-short the time involved in assembling components which are easy to assemble..for example a bolt and a nut to be assembled to a pulley...they all have same constraints..2 -Axes,Surfaces..So It 'd be boring and sometimes time consuming if we keep on specifying the constraints each and every time in a large assembly..for ex. An Engine..,So in order to make it much faster,We make use of the component interface...
Pro/Engineer Wildfire assembly proe

how to use graph feature in proe

sumithkarun
in Design & CAD
0 0 Beginner
Please go through the tutorial
Pro/Engineer Wildfire

How can a hole be created on a cylinder?

prabhakaran
in Design & CAD
0 0 Beginner
It's easy to create the holes on the cylinder. follow these steps.
Pro/Engineer Wildfire

How to place an Isometric View of a Part in Drawing Sheet.

Nisheeth Srivastava
in Design & CAD
0 0 Beginner
I got the answer myself watch the associated video. In the end of the video I have show how to do so......
Pro/Engineer Wildfire

How to use helical sweep cut to make threads in Pro-E\Creo ??

Saurabh Kumar
in Design & CAD
0 0 Beginner
Ok lets get started... Used a simple bolt....
Pro/Engineer Wildfire helical creo elements sweep threads proe learning

solidworks 2010 to proe wildfire5

Srijith.M.R.Nair
in Design & CAD
0 0 Intermediate
First you have to save the part ans the assembly files in either step or iges format . This can be done by using the save as option and selecting the file type. then you can open that part or assembly in most of the modelling softwares such as pro e creo nx etc
Pro/Engineer Wildfire

how to edit extrude without deleting pattern

Huy Pham
in Design & CAD
0 0 Intermediate
I can help you
Pro/Engineer Wildfire
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