KOMPAS-3D

A flexible 3D modeling system

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KOMPAS-3D

KOMPAS-3D is a flexible 3D modeling system that allows you to create models by several methods, including the following ones:

  • Bottom-up modeling using finished components.

  • Top-down modeling by designing components to match specific designs.

  • Modeling based on layout drawings, such as kinematic diagrams.

  • Or any combination of these modeling methods.

These approaches allow you to create editable associative models easily.

The KOMPAS-3D system has powerful functions for managing project of thousands of sub-assemblies, parts, and standard library products. It supports all the capabilities of 3D solids and surface modeling that have become the standard among medium-level CAD/CAM programs, including these ones:

  • Intuitive creation of new geometry, and importing and manipulation of surfaces.

  • Associative settings for element parameters.

  • Boolean operators for generating atypically shaped elements; functions include union, intersection, and subtraction.

  • Advanced surface and shape modeling for designing complex, ergonomic, and easy to use industrial products; functions include point grids, by network of curves, ruled surfaces, extrusions, lofted surfaces, swept surfaces, and revolutions.

  • Construction of auxiliary lines and planes, and spatial curves, including broken lines, splines, and spirals.

  • Addition of structural elements, such as chamfers, fillets, holes, stiffness elements, and thin-walled shells.

  • Creation of any shape of arrays and assembly components.

  • Component modeling with assemblies, with relative positioning of parts in assemblies.

  • Constraints for mating assembly components, including automatic constraints for faster assembly creation.

  • Special tools to simplify work with large assemblies.

  • Flexible parts and assembly editing, including characteristic points.

  • Redetermination of the parameters of any element at any design stage causes a reconstruction of the whole model.

  • Effective mould design with pattern drafts, joint lines, cavities defined by part shape, and shrinkage allowance.

  • Capable sheet metal modeling through sheet body creation, bends, holes, louver, fillets, punching (stamping) and cutting, cap closing, sheet metal unwrapping, and associative drawings of unwrapped sheet metal.

  • Inserting standards products into the model from a library, generating user model libraries.

  • Efficient collision detection of parts.