Siemens NX Pro Tutorial - how to define deformable parts without fails

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

7:00 oops, deletion is not neccessary because of a modification of the existing features. Only if you create additional features or want some to be deleted, it would be neccessary to create a new deformation!!!!! Sorry for the mistake (-; WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT DE DEFORMABLE PART? Have had any problems yet? LET ME KNOW (-; !!!

[@scott1099]

You have, no doubt, the best explanations out there for the various subjects you cover - Well done thank you

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

8:27 MUST SEE - the dancing Assembly (-: how measurements influence the performance of a wave linked assembly when using deformable parts^^

[@timloney2251]

Great job!! Keep the videos/training coming, it really is making me understand a lot of issues I have from time to time. Even in other softwares.

[@TheReconbomber]

The problem I have with deformable parts is the issue of changing the part with updates later. Like for example, you need to update the diameter of the spring. If I have "a lot" of deformables in the assembly that come from the same component and I have to make a change to that component part model I lose all the work at the assembly that defined the deformable states. As you showed there doesn't appear to be a clean way to update the part model without having to delete and redo everything at the assembly level for something as simple as a diameter change. That I find to be a huge limitation to using deformable parts in NX. Hopefully, Siemens rethinks the functionality someday in the future. Unless you know a trick around that? If I update the part I find it does not update at the assembly level unless I delete the deform features in the part navigator of the assembly. Thanks!

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

Hey Corey, parameter mods aren't a problem, but feture exchanges are... There is no solution. But I believe that Siemens might address problems like these. You should report of course😂 otherwise prio will maintain low maybe. Cheers, Simon

[@ayushpatel4458]

Hello, this work is great but I want to know, how can I deform the spring in motion simulation? How can I make spring in motion with other link...?

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

I don't own a motion license.

[@rushirishi5990]

All are ok but, I have a problem.that deformable part not take change dimensions in drafting its take original part, how I solve this??

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

Hi, I guess you have created a relation to the component, instead of the Deformable Part Feature maybe. The answer is maybe too late, but I can just guess without a screenshot etc. Please let me know, how you have solved the problem. Have a nice day (-;

[@RiverAntonioRibeiro]

Could you post about creating and using reusable components?

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

The NX1926 has some Part Family enhancements and I am maybe going to make a video concerning this issue. But anyway, creation of reuseable components has so many opportunities, that it will be hard to cover the overall possibilities. We do offer a "Part Family" (Reuse) Webinar, which durates 8 hours. If you can afford it, I'd recommend you to visit such a webinar, especially for business use cases (-; Let me know, what you think

[@RiverAntonioRibeiro]

@@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training thanks a lot. I really appreciate the content that you have produced and made available on you tube.

[@kevinpeters9283]

Nice to see some quality content about NX. I'm running into an issue with creating a deformable component. It is a tube with some connectors attached to both ends. I created a composite curve from 2 straight lines (from the curve tab) with a bridge curve. I modelled everything related to that composite curve. When setting up the deformable component I select all the features besides the composite curve. As a reference I would expect that only the composite curve would show up. However it also shows, as what I think are, the sketch origins for the connectors (which are related to the composite curve). I'm struggling with this for about a day now. I tried several things and I kept checking by adding the part to a curve in my assembly, but it never worked. I tried to simplify things and the only thing I managed to deform properly was a basic tube. Do you have some suggestions? Edit after another half day of struggling: fixed! I mentioned that I selected all the features besides the composite curve. This is where I went wrong. I needed to select all features and for the reference I needed to manually add the composite curve. I hope this will help anybody someday ;).

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

Sorry for late response. I'm glad you have mad it anyway... I would have mentioned to also select the composite curve beside the rest😬 nx will aks for the referenced curve whe assembling the deformable part...

[@yuvarajns123]

how to do modelling of cross seal jaws ,Please explain

[@mauriciopuccinelli3785]

Is there any way to deform a part created with the revolution feature? All its parameters are sketch dimensions and i guess that may be the problem I am facing.

[@MrCzyrq]

Hi, I'm trying to create an deformable part in NX11 - without success unfortunately. When i tried to deform part in assembly i get an error messages: 1. Message box: "Deform operation cannot complete because features copy has failed" 2. Message box after pressing ok: "Unable to deform due to a failure while copy and paste of a feature from deform definition" Have you any ideas how to fix it?

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

You should try adjusting values before creation of the deformable part. Also try to copy and paste your feature to make sure those are independent enough. I think there is maybe a dependency not fulfilled after assembling

[@rushabhmehta4234]

Is there any idea how to open nx 1926 prt file in nx10 ?

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

It's not possible without losing the parametrics. But you can export as parasol I'd and import into the new system.

[@rushabhmehta4234]

But i loss my all programs

[@rushabhmehta4234]

Any solution?

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

No

[@diogoabreufurtado5605]

Good morning, can someone help me? I need to create a video using the sequence tool using a deformable part.

[@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training]

I don't think this is possible, because the sequencer does not allow you to control expressions by default.

[@diogoabreufurtado5605]

@@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training ok, my question its why, i want to creat a video showing a spring deforming in a mechanism. You suggest another function for this?

[@Ал1-в2ю]

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