COORDINATE SYSTEMS, ABS - WCS

Coordinate system in Unigraphics is a symbol of a three-axis coordinate system is used to identify.

Coordinate System Absolute, Absolute Coordinate System (ABS)

Absolute Coordinate System (ABS) are not mobile. This defines a fixed point

and orientation in model space. An object that is at the absolute position X = 1, Y = 1,

and Z = 1 in one piece is exactly the same absolute position in other parts.

In the absolute coordinate system, refer to the fixed reference point (0,0,0). Coordinate the writing is "x, y, z"

where the comma separator value dots indicate the coordinates x, y, z from the reference point (0,0,0), whereas for decimal using a dot (.)

Absolute Coordinate System is a system where all the coordinates of the object is referenced.

This system is a fixed coordinate system and hence the location and orientation of each object back into the system.

Absolute Coordinate System or "Absolute CSYS" also provides a frame of reference of the file.

absolute position at X = 1, Y = 1, and Z = 1 in a single file is part of the same location in each of the other files as well.

View Triad is a visual indicator that represents the orientation of the coordinate system of the Absolute.

Coordinate System, Work Coordinate System

Work Coordinate System (WCS) is used to facilitate the construction of geometry in different orientations.

WCS can be manually located and oriented anywhere in model space. WCS is what we will use for construction

if we want to determine the orientation and angle features. Axis of the WCS are marked XC, YC, and ZC.

It is possible to have several coordinate systems in the file, but only one can be the work coordinate system (WCS).

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