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September 13, 2024 at 10:14 amWatch & LearnParticipant
Engineering Notebook can help you keep your design organized and ensure that you don’t miss any important details.
This video covers how to use Engineering Notebooks in Ansys Discovery. It shows how to create detailed drawings of parts, adjust scales, and manage different views. The video explains how to add, move, and lock views, as well as how to create projected, cross-section, and detailed views. It also covers how to add dimensions and export drawings in various formats.
For more information refer the documentation: Engineering NotebookÂ
Chapters within the video:
Intro: Intro
Engineering Notebook options: Engineering Notebook options
Scale for Engineering Notebook: Scale for Engineering Notebook
Views (General View): Views (General View)
Views (Projected View): Views (Projected View)
Views (Cross Section View): Views (Cross Section View)
Views (Detail View): Views (Detail View)
Dimensions: Dimensions
Export (save as): Export (save as)
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