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Part lists can be imported in a multitude of file formats; flat files (csv or txt), xml (from the Design or Quotation tool) and XLS/XLSX (Excel files). Please note; The CSV/TXT and XML formats are intended to be used with external systems and ...
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Last Updated: 25/01/2016
in Engineering Tools Design Tool Minimum system requirements
3-4 year old business class laptop
64-bit architecture
64-bit Windows 7 operating system
DirectX 9
Intel Core i5/i/7 (or similar) CPU
4 GB RAM
Hard drive with 2 GB free space
Intel HD Graphics...
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What is a configuration? A configuration is a FlexLink product that requires the user to enter more than quantity in order to be added to the shopping cart. All configured items have a configuration ID (CFID) assigned to them which is also fou...
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Last Updated: 07/12/2017
in Engineering Tools Design Tool 3D World
What is the meaning of A, B and C that is displayed in the component Properties panel?
The degrees of rotation in Design Tool uses an ABC format which is referring to the ZYX coordinate axes in that order. That is ABC stands ...
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There are several ways that you can add a product to your shopping cart. By manually searching for the product By importing from a file By clicking on product type icons Using the quick add function The fastest way to add items to the cart is...
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There are three types of X-bend components that you can use in FlexLink Calculation Tool: Return chain , Top chain and Side transfer . Return chain and Side transfer Working with types Return chain &...
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This article shows how a layout can be exported into various other tools. The tool has been streamlined so it can be used with other FlexLink tools in a simple process to keep the manual labor to a minimum. Exporting the layout can either export a B...
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Design Tool 3.0 supports Virtual Reality* and 3D viewer by Visual Components Experience. After you’ve designed your layout, you record and export an animation, just as you would record a simulation video. This creates a special (.vcax) file, ...