Siemens NX Tutorial | WAVE Geometry Linker

B2A-19-1 | Siemens NX 2007 Tutorial Assemblies | The function "WAVE Geometry Linker" associatively connects selected elements between two or more components. In the simplest case, the centre of a screw hole to create a threaded hole at the same position on the other component.
But sketches, surfaces or bodies can also be linked and their geometries changed centrally. If the size or position of the original changes later, the copies also change.
As users, we can determine what and how a component should influence its surrounding components. And so contact surfaces adapt and installation spaces are created automatically.
Sounds exciting? It is! Here we start with the basics, i.e. create link, change, repair, link directly in the command and link independently.
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00:00:00 Foreword
00:00:58 Create link
00:03:17 Change link
00:05:03 Break link
00:05:53 Repair link
00:06:25 Link loops
00:09:39 Link sketches
00:11:54 Directly link in the command
00:13:27 Interpart expressions
00:16:22 Context assembly
00:17:48 Make context independent
00:19:43 Make linked sketch independent
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[@halidelmalik5268]

Thanks Sir

[@christiankreil209]

Hi, very nice video. One question: if I use this for the skeleton methodology can I place the part with the origin geometry within the TOP Assembly and "publish" the wanted geometry into parts which are content of SUB assemblies? I know that this can be a bit tricky by working with an PDM system though. Thank You!

[@learnNX]

Hello Cristian, from your question I assume that you have been designing with Catia up to now, right? Of course, the sketch with the central geometries can also be in the main assembly. However, I always prefer a separate part so that I can also use this control sketch for other assemblies, which would otherwise not be so easy.

[@christiankreil209]

@@learnNX yes, I have been working with CATIA V5 and only used Skeleton with unique parts within an device. Never had the case to use same parts in different assemblies so far.

[@gaganaut06]

What's the best way to do the following Suppose we have a tube, 6 fittings are attached to it's surface. All fittings are same part in an assembly. If we add a hole series between a fitting to tube, all other fittings will have hole. Then we will not be able to do hole series between other fittings and tube. And tube will only have one set of holes from one fitting. How to add all other holes pairs

[@learnNX]

My problem: I do not yet understand your task. Please formulate it more generally, without pipes, fittings etc. Are the parts assemblies or individual parts? Should the hole be transferred from the assembly to an individual part or the other way round?

[@geraldyuen5101]

Create interpart link is hidden?😵‍💫

[@learnNX]

Sometimes. Because the user interface can be customised, I had to be sure that everyone had this command displayed.