NX Open Programming - Block UI Styler

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Parametric Krish

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1. Introduction

1. Typical NX Open Example.mp4

15:48

2.1 Beginners Guide to Learn NXOpen Programming.pdf

2. What is NX Open.mp4

09:08

3. What is CAD API.mp4

14:06

4. Pre-requisites to learn NX Open.mp4

08:58

5. Programming tools.mp4

28:28

6. How Design Automation Works.mp4

14:02

2. Block UI Styler

1. Introduction to Block UI Styler.mp4

08:58

2. Adding blocks to dialog.mp4

04:36

3. Saving dlx and vb file.mp4

07:22

4. Explore dlx and vb file.mp4

08:27

5. Modifying UI.mp4

16:08

3. Block UI Styler Examples

1.1 BlockCallingBlock.zip

1. Block Calling Block.mp4

11:23

2.1 ExtrudewithPreview.zip

2. Extrude with preview.mp4

05:50

3.1 ColoredBlock.zip

3. Colored block.mp4

06:31

Description

Learn how to use NXOpen Block UI Styler to create custom Dialogues.

What You'll Learn?

Introduction to NX Open
Using Block UI Styler
Block Styler Examples
Block Styler Assignment

Who is this for?

Mechanical Design Engineers

Mechanical Engineers

Anyone with interest in NX Open

What You Need to Know?

Knowledge of NX CAD Software

Knowledge of Visual Basic .Net

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Description

Block UI Styler
Block UI Styler is an NX application that lets you interactively build dialog boxes that are consistent with the NX block-based user interface. The application provides a visual builder and automatic generation of corresponding NX Open source files in the programming language you have chosen. Block UI Styler dialog boxes can be launched from a Menuscript menubar.
When you use Block UI Styler, you can:
Reduce development time.
Enable rapid prototyping because of the visual builder and automatic file generation.
Build NX dialog boxes to preset standards.
Maintain compatibility with MenuScript.
Launch Block UI Styler dialog boxes from a MenuScript menubar.

This course is developed keeping Mechanical Engineers in mind. This course introduces all students to the topic and gives complete clarity about this topic.
Mechanical Design Engineers are busy using CAD software in their job, but there is a way to come out of a busy work schedule, and it is possible with Design Automation.

About this course:
Follow along with our expert instructor in this training course to get:
2 hour, 40min of HD video tutorial
3 Sections, 16+ individual video lectures
Detailed clarity on each topic
Full lifetime access
Access on mobile and TV
Certificate of Completion

Who shall consider this course:
Mechanical Design Engineers
Mechanical Engineering Students
Engineers with an interest in a programming language
Engineers with an interest in Design/CAD Automation
Everyone else curious about Design/CAD Automation

What is covered:
The basic skills to start using NX Open
Create custom dialogues using Block UI Styler in NXOpen
Visualize NXOpen scripts created by Block UI Styler
NXOpen Block UI Styler examples

Refunds are only offered within Udemy's Terms of Use and not all students are entitled, depending on how and where they purchased the course.
Who this course is for:
Mechanical Design Engineers
Mechanical Engineers
Anyone with interest in NX Open

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I am a Design Automation Expert by profession and a Mechanical Design Engineer by heart.It was more than a decade ago, I began working with a SolidWorks design automation company. When I got first introduced to this subject, I am more than surprised to see they are automating most of the stuff that I use to do as a design engineer earlier. This is when I learned an important lesson about design engineering- Routine tasks are more prone to be taken over by software programs faster than anything else, e.g. CAD tasks. However, I fell in love with automation at that time itself when I saw real change start happening in design engineers' workplaces. Everything they do routine, complex, or simple, is now captured and re-used effectively by design automation programs. Later when I started a new position in an energy sector company, the real journey began. I learned a lot going through various challenges of automation here. Here I started as Design Engineer again, then CAD Automation Engineer (this is where I learned programming first time), then KBE (Knowledge-based engineering) Engineer, then KBE lead, then KBE and Digitalization Head, it was a journey of success and failure both, it continues. However, failures didn’t stop me from experimenting and trying new things.The biggest learning on this journey is, Design Automation can solve any complex problems of any design process, it is not the complex nature of a product or a system, it is people's mindset and their readiness to be flexible to adopt the change, that decides the results.The key to the development of good products is solving the needs/problem areas of customers. I like developing solutions that correct problems from the root, I enjoy working in roles where I can use my multi-disciplinary knowledge which involves solving problems for customers through digital transformation. I, in brief, am an expert in NX Open and SOLIDWORKS API, Software Development, CAD Automation, Design Process Automation, Digital Transformation, and Digitalization.Till now, I have developed 25 plus cad/design automation myself, lead or headed 80 plus cad/design automation, 20 plus process automation, and built a successful KBE team from scratch.

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