2D profiles can be stored in the Reuse Library and reused inside sketches (See Reusable Objects). That's the closest thing I can think of there... Once you have created your sketch, you can certainly include it in a Feature Template for quick reuse. Great question!
In my experience, learning different CAD systems is quite analogous to learning a different language like English or Spanish or Japanese. It takes a bit of time and practice and discussion with experienced "speakers/users" of the language to learn how to express ideas in concise and beautiful ways. NX is a very, VERY rich "language" for expressing shape and engineering design intent. Fortunately there is a wealth of resources online (including UA-cam) for starting to learn. You could start by checking out the "Noteworthy NX Channels" I list at the bottom of my channel. I wish you all the best as you learn to speak this new language!
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Is there a tool as it were PTS but to be used in sketch? 2D Reuse Library does not offer User Interface as PTS does. Thanks in advance.
2D profiles can be stored in the Reuse Library and reused inside sketches (See Reusable Objects). That's the closest thing I can think of there... Once you have created your sketch, you can certainly include it in a Feature Template for quick reuse. Great question!
I professional user in inventor, but i don't know whay when i watch nx feature video idont understand any thing, any useful technic...
In my experience, learning different CAD systems is quite analogous to learning a different language like English or Spanish or Japanese. It takes a bit of time and practice and discussion with experienced "speakers/users" of the language to learn how to express ideas in concise and beautiful ways. NX is a very, VERY rich "language" for expressing shape and engineering design intent. Fortunately there is a wealth of resources online (including UA-cam) for starting to learn. You could start by checking out the "Noteworthy NX Channels" I list at the bottom of my channel. I wish you all the best as you learn to speak this new language!