quick_reference.pdf

QUICK REFERENCE CARD

Navigation Tabs

Browser Controls

Sash Controls

Navigator Window

Browser Window

Graphics Window

Dashboard Example: E xtrude

Slide-Up Panel

Reference Collectors and Dimension Boxes

Slide-Up Panel Tabs

Opens the slide-up

panel of advanced

controls

Dialog Bar

Contains the

most commonly

used controls

Feature Controls

• Pause / Resume

• Dynamic Preview (On/Off)

• Verify (Preview)

• Complete

• Cancel

Feature Type

Prompt Area

Selection Status

Selection

Filter

Regenerate

Status

Common Dashboard Controls

Feature

Hole

Round

Depth

Material

Solid

Surface

Standard

Straight

Set Mode

Transition

Mode

Blind

Selected

Through

All

Change

Depth

Remove

Material

Thicken

Sketch

Pro/ENGINEER ICON GUIDE

Main Toolbar

Undo

Redo

Copy

Paste

Paste Special

Regenerate Model

Search Tool

Selection Types

Repaint

Spin Center

Orient Mode

Drag Component

Zoom In

Zoom Out

Refit

Reorient View

Saved Views

Layers

View Manager

Wireframe

Hidden line

No Hidden

Shading

Plane

Axis

Point

Coordinate System

Edit

View

Model Display

Datum Display

Navigator Tabs

Drawing Toolbar

Feature Creation Toolbar

Datum

Plane

Set Drawing Model

Update Views

Drawing View

Lock View Movement

Snap Lines

Show and Erase

Standard Dimension

Align Dimensions

Cleanup Dimensions

Note

Axis

Model Tree

Folder Browser

Favorites

Connections

Curve

Sketch

Point Types

Browser Controls

Coordinate System

Back

Forward

Stop

Refresh

Home

History

Save

Hyperlink

Repeat Formatting

Geometric Tolerance

Standard Symbol

Custom Symbol

Move Special

Table

Update Table

Cleanup Balloons

Change Sheet

Analysis

Datum Reference

Annotation

Assembly

Add Component

Sketcher Toolbar

Sheetmetal Toolbar

Create Component

Select Items

Line Types

Conversion

Flat Wall

Flange Wall

Pick / Place

Hole

Shell

Rectangle

Circle Types

Arc Types

Fillet Types

Rib

Unattached Wall Types

Sheetmetal Cut

Extended Wall

Bend Types

Draft

Round

Chamfer

Spline

Point / Csys

Entity from Edge Types

Dimension

Base

Extrude

Unbend / Bend Back

Relief / Punch / Notch / Rip / Merge

Form / Flatten Form / Deform Area

Flat Pattern

Revolve

Variable Section Sweep

Modify Values

Constraints

Text

Trim Types

Boundary Blend

Style

Editing

Mirror

Keyboard Shortcuts

Merge

Trim

Regenerate

CTRL + G

Copy

CTRL + C

Mirror / Move-Rotate / Copy

Complete Sketch

Cancel Sketch

New File

CTRL + N

Paste

CTRL + V

Open File

CTRL + O

Undo

CTRL + Z

Pattern

Save File

CTRL + S

Redo

CTRL + Y

CTRL + F

Repaint

CTRL + R

Delete

DEL

Standard View

CTRL + D

MAKING SELECTIONS

System Color Assignments

Cyan

Preselection Highlight

Item will be added to or removed from the set of selected items

Red

Selected Geometry

Items currently selected

Yellow

Preview Geometry

Results of the current operation when complete

Making Selections

Mouse Controls

Highlight Geometry

Over Geometry

Query to Next Item

Until Highlighted

Select Highlighted Geometry

Add or Remove Items from Selection

CTRL

Construct Chains of Surface Sets

SHIFT

Clear Selection

On Background

USING FILTERS

Smart Filter

(2-level filter)

EXAMPLE:Select a Feature first,

then select Geometry ( Surface / Edge / Vertex )

from the Feature

Filters

Limit the scope of Selection

Active Filter

TIP:

Double-click to view items

in Selection list

ADVANCED SELECTION: Chain and Surface Set Construction

DEFINITIONS

General Definitions

Chain

A collection of adjacent edges and curves that share common endpoints. Chains can be open-ended or closed-loop, but they are

always defined by two ends.

Surface Set

A collection of surface patches from solids or quilts. The patches do not need to be adjacent.

Methods of Construction

Individual

Constructed by selecting individual entities (edges, curves, or surface patches) one at a time. This is also called the One-by-One method.

Rule-Based

Constructed by first selecting an anchor entity (edge, curve, or surface patch), and then automatically selecting its neighbors (a range of

additional edges, curves, or surface patches) based on a rule. This is also called the Anchor/Neighbor method .

CONSTRUCTING CHAINS

Individual Chains

One-by-One

To select adjacent edges one at a time along a continuous path:

1 Select an edge

2 Hold down SHIFT

3 Select the edge again 4 Select adjacent edges

5 Release SHIFT

Rule-Based Chains

Tangent

To select all the edges that are tangent

to an anchor edge:

1 Select an edge

2 Hold down SHIFT

3 Highlight Tangent chain

(Query may be required)

4 Select tangent chain

5 Release SHIFT

Boundary

To select the outermost boundary

edges of a quilt:

1 Select a one-sided edge of a quilt

2 Hold down SHIFT

3 Highlight Boundary chain

(Query may be required)

4 Select boundary chain

5 Release SHIFT

Surface Loop

To select a loop of edges on a

surface patch:

1 Select an edge

2 Hold down SHIFT

3 Highlight Surface chain

(Query may be required)

4 Select surface loop

5 Release SHIFT

From-To

To select a range of edges from a surface patch or a quilt:

1 Select the From edge

2 Hold down SHIFT

3 Query to highlight the 4 Select From-To chain

5 Release SHIFT

desired From-To chain

Multiple Chains

1 Construct initial chain

2 Hold down CTRL

3 Select an edge for new chain

4 Release CTRL

5 Hold down SHIFT 6 Complete new chain from selected edge

CONSTRUCTING SURFACE SETS

Individual Surface Sets

Single Surfaces

To select multiple surface patches from solids or quilts one at a time:

1 Select a surface patch 2 Hold down CTRL

3 Select additional patches

4 Release CTRL

(Query may be required)

Rule-Based Surface Sets

Solid Surfaces

To select all the surface patches of solid

geometry in a model:

1 Select a surface patch on solid

geometry

2 Right-click and select Solid

Surfaces

Quilt Surfaces

To select all the surface patches of a quilt:

1 Select a surface feature

2 Select the corresponding quilt

Loop Surfaces

To select all the surface patches that are

adjacent to the edges of a surface patch:

1 Select a surface patch

2 Hold down SHIFT

3 Place the pointer over an edge of the

patch to highlight the Loop Surfaces

4 Select the Loop Surfaces

(The initial surface patch is de-selected)

5 Release SHIFT

Seed and Boundary Surfaces

To select all surface patches, from a Seed surface patch up to a set of Boundary surface patches:

1 Select the Seed surface patch

2 Hold down SHIFT 3 Select one or more surface patches 4 Release SHIFT

to be used as boundaries

(All surfaces from the Seed

up to the Boundaries are

selected)

Excluding Surface Patches from Surface Sets

To exclude surface patches during or after construction of a surface set:

1 Construct a surface set

2 Hold down CTRL 3 Highlight a patch from the surface set 4 Select the patch to

de-select it

5 Release CTRL

CONSTRUCTING CHAINS AND SURFACE SETS USING DIALOG BOXES

To explicitly construct and edit Chains and Surface Sets, click Details next to a collector:

Chain Dialog

Box

Dashboard Collector

Surface Set Dialog

Box

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