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offset a 2d profile in sketcher

mukesh_sood

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Is there any direct method of offsetting a 2D profile in sketcher mode of Pro/e. I think it is not possible. If any one having solution to this pls do write.
 
maybe you can use the "copy /paste" function and scale it and then place it at the same location to have it "look like an offset"? ? its not offsetting , but i
 
Same topic created twice
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I replied on the other one lol.
 
here you are Skint... on the go....

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Dear Mukesh,
Proe works different as compared to AutoCAD.
Perhaps thin protrusion would satisfy your requirement.
Check it out.
 
I asked the same question a while back. And the conclusion was it is not possible! Why?


Search for my posts.


Edit:


Here is the topic:


[url]http://mcadcentral.com/proe/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=37614& amp; amp; amp; amp; amp;KW=ledoSo[/url]


And here is the "bottom line":





ledo said:
Model geometry and sketcher geometry with proe are too different to work together in one sketch. Because of that offset is disabled in model geometry!
Edited by: ledo
 
be more specific are you offseting in the 2D plane or normal to the sketch plane. Either way is possible.
 
mukesh_sood said:
Is there any direct method of offsetting a 2D profile in sketcher mode of Pro/e. I think it is not possible. If any one having solution to this pls do write.

The only way I know how to do this is to first create the 2d profile in a separate sketch. then, in your new sketch you can select the previously created sketch entities and offset them. It's a P.I.T.A. because it takes two steps but it works.

Michael
 
Yes and that was discussed in topic link i gave. And the conclusion was as you said michaelpaul.
 

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