Different Mates Constraints Inside 3DEXPERIENCE xDesign
Summary
When creating mates between parts inside of an assembly in 3DEXPERIENCE xDesign, there are different types of constraints that form. Understanding these symbols and constraints is helpful to quickly know how parts are mated inside 3DEXPERIENCE xDesign and fitted together in an assembly. A planar constraint typically means two planes or faces, from different parts, are coincident with each other. This means the parts can freely transition and rotate in all three directions but about the point mated on the face or plane. The Prismatic constraint is identified by a blue C shaped part containing a white block.
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