Affected Software: NX 12.0.0
Scope: Windows 64-Bit
We are pleased to inform you that NX 12.0.1 is now available for download from the Siemens PLM download server. NX12.0.1 is an accumulation of fixes and small enhancements built for installation on top of Windows 64-bit and Linux 64-bit for NX 12.0.0.
In this tutorial we look at NX Open, show you the value, and show what you can do with it. We also show examples of automation, and how to get started with NX Open methods such as journaling/capturing processes.
What can you do with the NX Open tool kit? These are the three basic concepts of what you can do with NX Open:
Going further, NX Open is a set of libraries and classes that allow a user to integrate with an ERP to work with NX. Users can also achieve a great level of customization. Some examples of what you can automate include creating and editing geometry; transforming, rotating, plaining solid bodies; creating points, center lines; updating expressions in parametric parts; and pulling data from part files to analyze for design validation or verification processes. We also discuss some of the NX customization & automation services that we provide.
We held this webinar on Weds., August 15, 2018
When you’re a mechanical engineer, and you have access to great CAD & a cutting-edge 3D printer, how do you fix the busted blinker on your motorcycle?
Using new Topology Optimization features in NX of course! Includes a walkthrough tutorial of using Topology Optimization in NX CAD.
After some helpful pre-announcements and much speculation, Siemens has laid out their next vision for NX. Starting in January 2019, NX will use a Continuous Release methodology.
This should see Siemens phase out a common versioning methodology, whose latest version is 12.0.1. As catchy as "NX-Not-13" sounds, the NX Continuous Release method should be a relief for customers accustomed to slightly laborious upgrades from version to version. These often required skillful coordination between licenses, servers and computers, not to mention files and add-ons.
In this overview we look at Convergent Modeling, 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing in NX engineering software.
1. Background on Convergent Modeling in NX
2. 3D Printing Formats: STL vs. 3MF
3. Overview of the Additive Manufacturing process in NX
Using the new windows layout tools will enable designers to quickly and easily see updates and changes that are needed by having the 3D model open right next to the 2D drafting.
Looking for What’s New in NX 12 – Changes in the User Interface Part 1?
We recently held a great event for the Pacific NW community showcasing what NX can do.
In this presentation we covered topics including:
If you’ve considered moving to NX but have been daunted by your legacy CAD data, there are two methods that can help make the move: Content Migration Manager (CMM) and NX Migration (NXM). Both operate within a Teamcenter environment and offer the benefit of:
Using the new NX 12 multiple window display allows the user to quickly and easily switch between parts and applications. Float a new window and place it on another monitor and really use those multiple screens on your desk. With the new NX 12 multiple tabbed interface, you can work more easily with cross-unit components in an assembly by simply opening the cross-unit part in a new tab. Perform simple side-by-side comparisons of similar and revised parts and have a drawing with the 3D model open and visible on your screen.
Looking for What’s New in NX 12 – Changes in the User Interface Part 2?
Upgrading your version of NX to NX 12? Follow these steps to generate a license file for NX 12. Keep in mind that a new version of NX requires a new License and a new License Manager. Also keep in mind our handy installation guide for "How to Install NX 12.0.1"
