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Publication summary
Author(s): Steve Clark and Sandy Ressler
Publication date: October 1986
Citation: Steve Clark and Sandy Ressler: "The Geometry Modeling System User's Guide," NBS Internal Report 3508, National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, MD, 1986.
Availability:
- A paper copy of this document is available by contacting Kristy Thompson [web,email]
Abstract:
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The Geometry Modeling System (GMS) is an interactive graphics
program which allows the definition of the features, functionality and
tolerances of a part defined in the AMRF part model report format.
The geometry and topology of the part is previously created on a CAD
system such as an IBM running CATIA with a conversion postprocessor to
convert the data to the AMRF format. This data is subsequently read
by the GMS which expects complete geometry and topology data and
allows the user to define and modify the features and functionality of
the part. Upon completion of a session the user can write out a full
AMRF database report containing the modified part data.
Attention users of these documents: The information contained
in these files should not be altered in any way. Attempts to change
these files will adversely impact the integrity of the information and
its usefulness. It is intended for use as is and will lose its
usefulness if changed.
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