Below, the Blocks are shown for a Revolve and an Extrude:Īs you can see, you have plenty of options you can add as parameters or edit. When performing 3D creation actions, you do not need to worry about using a Dimension tool as any driving dimensions you input will be added into your Block Edit actions. Once you’ve finished parameterizing your sketch, you can now start to create 3D objects using the pull or other 3D tools. Once it is added as a parameter, it will be highlighted and you will see it in the Parameters box below the Block Recording: From here, these dimensions can be directly edited or changed into parametric components by clicking on the >P. Here you can see the two dimensions that were created, D1 & D2. To finish a Block from sketching, add all your desired dimensions and then click End Sketch Editing:ĭoing so will create your sketching block, where you can hit the down arrow on the left to edit it: Using this tool enables individual dimensions to be modified once the Block is finished. When sketching while using Blocks, the most important thing to keep in mind is that if you want a dimension to be tracked you need to ensure you utilize the Dimension tool:
To create a ground-up design we typically start with sketching. Once enabled, all actions will be recorded using the Blocks feature, which tracks the SpaceClaim Scripting Code for the actions taken and aggregates them into easy-to-use “blocks” in the GUI interface. To enable Blocks, navigate to Design -> Blocks: Ansys SpaceClaim Blocks allows for easy ground-up parameterization of a model.
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