Paralogix Level One

Procedural Modeling: -Components - Generate new components and surfaces by applying extrusion, rotation, sweep, or loft procedures to profile curves or by combining simple Geometric solids (primitives). -Procedures - Add procedures to components to define the features, operations, and transformations that result in the desired shape. -Rebuild your modeling procedures for changes to referenced wireframe and solid geometry. Constraint-driven Design: -2D Constraints - Apply logical geometric relationships and driving dimensions to 2D wireframe curves and planar edge references. -Plane Association - Associate construction planes and drive profiles with the component edges and faces you select to define them. Associate loft and sweep planes with the drive curves, and edges used to define them. Changes to the referenced geometry result in a reorientation of the plane and any profile geometry created on it. -3D Constraints - Apply constraints Between the topographical features of one component and another component. Parametric Design: -Parametric 2D Geometry - Parameterize driving dimensions using the Equation Editor. -Parametric Procedures - Parameterize procedures, transformations, and profiles using equations and VB scripts that include references to driving dimensions and other procedure parameters as variables. -MOVE components, copies, or references by a variety of parametric transformation and constraint procedures.