If possible, participate in training directly with a trainer who you can ask questions to check your understanding and who gives you the shortest path to complete by yourself, like learning to drive a car. If not I suggest to start learning by recording macros as a 1st step. Then explore CATIA Automation documentation and try to develop your recorded macros, by adding more features and removing repetition. Experiment with as many methods and properties as you can. Use small tests to learn. Then start to explore VBA documentation and use its keywords to loop and check conditions, solve errors and so on. Learn while practising. My advice is to focus on the documentation. Keep the internet and chatgpt as your last resort.

Welcome, actually I put it for sale Here is my email address [email protected]

@@TripleEngineerElyesMrabet Can you help me? I am trying to create a macro for 3D annotations, and I need to generate views without frames. I can create them, but I am unable to disable the frames after the views are created.

@@medaliChebbi-d5n Sorry I didn't work with 3D annotations before. I don't know how

I used VBA, the final version now calculates volume and mass. And where do you work? contact me with email or LinkedIn if you want [email protected] Linkedin: Elyes Mrabet, The Triple Engineer

I suppose it works for geometric tolerances too. All you need is to find/create a parameter representing that geometric tolerance and has an effect on the gap. If that parameter increases the gap when increased then put it in the first list, if it's the opposite then put it in the second list. Then watch, in 3D, how the gap changes when you put those parameters at max/min tolerances.

I tried it with a simple example, a parallelism, it works. If you want to learn more reach out to me at [email protected] or LinkedIn: the Triple Engineer

It's modeled with Solidworks

It's modeled with Solidworks

I really appreciate your support with this comment, dear Saif!

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Thank you!

Hello, If you have a LinkedIn account, send me an invitation to Elyes Mrabet, The Triple Engineer. If not send me an email to [email protected]

send me an email [email protected] or a message with linkedin: Elyes Mrabet: The triple engineer

@beltran_14 if you have an account on linkedin reach out to me there. I will explain it to you Look for Elyes Mrabet: The Triple Engineer

Yes Bro I will consider that inch'Allah

I think so. Look for VBA or macros with solidworks or creo

For that specific macro, I used VBA + EKL. EKL is the intrinsic language of CATIA. I used also some tools in the knowledge workbenches, like Rules, User Defined Features...

@defaultuser3440 I make this macro primarily for sale and then incite Caia designers to learn macros. Find me LinkedIn and I will give you some insights if you want to build it. Search for Elyes Mrabet: The Triple Engineer

@@TripleEngineerElyesMrabet Okay , thank you

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@@haseanbouchoiri2849 عذرا لمن انتبه لرسالتك نعم راسلني على الايمايل

Amin And for you too Saim :)

Merci!

glad you find it valuable

I inspired the idea of this macro from a friend. I thank him a lot

I understand. I will think of that in the future inch'Allah

pump water

It's an icon that I made to call the macro

I made that icon and that macro. It's not provided with catia

pump water up

So what? Still needs to be pumped to be treated

Ajazari is the result of an ambitious personality, a political decision and an open culture based on a practical religion encouraging useful knowledge.

Well knowledge was power, why do you think the library of Alexandria got burned down so many times. Hell even in most wars leading to the modern day libraries remained a hot target. I have seen some of the more recent rediscovery of things built in the middle east, I wish they could find more. They are interesting and it is fun to compare them to what other cultures came up with.

just to make it clear, he was a muslim (religion) and kurdish (ethnicity)

@@SoralTheSol Yes knowledge is power. But when a conqurer burns a library isn't he destroying a power which he can use to his advantage?!

@@fbbinoire201Yes. And back then it didn't matter to which ethnicity you belong

Might be easier to use a motor from Honda

@vera Yes this is a good idea. I will think about it inch'Allah. Humanity should not forget how to live and survive in absence of technology, electricity and oil. The "natural" technology would be very useful in crises. I hope peace for the innocent people in Ukraine and all innocent people in the world who have not the world support like Ukraine

@@TripleEngineerElyesMrabet Although your idea is very cool this machine would not be use ful during times of war. First of all why would some one need a pump during times of war? Second if they do need a pump it would be more efficient to buy a pump than to make this.

@@Ankianki33 Of course. What you said is right. If there is a standard pump and electricity or fuel then why would anyone make his life harder.

Yes, like other mechanical systems in that era. Aljazari died in 1206.. More friction just means more power needed and the rivers provide power more than needed.

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