Siemens NX Beginners and Pros must consider the Selection Rules - Horizontal Modeling Essentials

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

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[@jerrylamb1327]

I love your passion and energy with teaching NX. It is amazing that the new sketch solver has been so different and yet good if we have patience to learn it. Thanks for your videos!

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

Thanks so much!

[@JonSchmidt-z7n]

It is amazing that such excellent advice only has 160 likes after 2 years.

[@ryansatcher9232]

Super helpful. Thanks for publishing this video : )

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

You're welcome Ryan. Thanks for the comment 🙌👍

[@jeffreygesiakowski9182]

Thanks for these videos, I'm definitely going to recommend them to my coworkers.

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

You're welcome. Thank you for the positive feedback. If any sort of online training is required, you can let us know😅

[@RanjitKumar-pk3mn]

thanks so lot for helping with your information

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

You're welcome. Thanks for the comment (:

[@ЕвгенийНиколаенко-н2х]

Thank you so much for your work! I think that from this lesson and the principles of part construction that this video talks about, we should start learning NX.

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

I think in general the method shall be shown in any cad training. CAD theories are rare unfortunately🙈 thank you for the comment. Have a nice day👍

[@csbkburrell5018]

I enjoy your videos. Thanks. Keep it up. In the US, we hear the term robust modeling. I like the point you made, associating to the earliest most future object. Sometimes we can make Datum Axis to associate to. Reference geometry would be moved to early in the model. I didn’t think of it as earliest most future object.

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

Thanks for the comment and positive feedback. It's robust! Hopefully, those rules are also considered by your colleagues😉😂

[@takiukiipaki3539]

Well played! 👍👍

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

Thank you for the comment😁

[@iamgroot982]

Best video's For mechanical engineer.... thanks alot sir ❤️❤️❤️

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

It's a pleasure. NX is still one of my greatest hobbies😉 you're welcome! Thank you for the comment

[@PuratchiEppothumVellum]

Can you please find a way to do in NX to exactly replicate flexible assemby option available in Creo?

[@trentoncarr]

So many ding! ding! moments here, nice one. My mistake is to have multiple curves for features in one sketch instead of 1 for 1.

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

But that's the only Ding 🙈👍 so simple. Anyway, you can use sketch groups and the group selection rule to control the modifications.

[@EhsanShahrjerdy]

I have a question about drawing a cycloidal curves with formula...please make avideo about this

[@zaknefain100]

So.. does this make a strong case for building everything off of an initial sketch? Say, a sketch where we have included a number of features in one orthographic view? How do you feel about the concept? Thanks

[@sakkeeraliali2088]

Please make one video for Nx expression & how it bring in spread sheet

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

There are already instructions available about this task. You have to use a function therefore, which I guess has the term excel in its designation. Have a nice day🙌

[@BeatTheD3viL]

Nice attire

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

Thanks mate🙌

[@phillcom3]

going back to what catia v4 was like that was all horizontal

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

I agree! Also Ideas was used like this!

[@greenspirit1083]

@@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training Yes! Good old days back then. It was always a torture explaining to colleagues that the "Perlenschnur" is fast created without thinking but surely will break when changes come. And they came. IDEAS users who built wide structured history trees have best conditions to unserstand horizontal modelling in NX and the advantages. But deeper understanding is essential. Thanks a lot for your brilliant videos. Note: I came here because I am struggling with sketch modifications in the new sketcher and I am confident to find the solution here. :-)

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

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[@LumaLabs]

For a while, you called this "Algorithmic Modeling"... I take it you've changed the name to Horizontal Modeling to differentiate it from NX's new algorithmic modeling tools?

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

Hi Greg, it was always horizontal modeling. I am sometimes using the designation "design algorithm", which I still do😅 somehow the horizontal modeling reminds me of a programmers algorithm, which is reusable for any kind of design work. Are you sometimes considering the relations during your daily work? Have a nice day🙌

[@LumaLabs]

@@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training Of course I think of relations in my daily work (NX user going on year 3 now). I do suck at horizontal modeling though; our work tends to use what are often considered "downstream" features like chamfers and variable fillets as primary structure, which is where my skill runs out and everything becomes very delicate. Honestly, half the parts I have in production are being driven by junky quick-bake prototype models I kludged together, threw CAM on, and started making in production.