Example: Creating a Slider
The model where you are going to create a slider is shown in the following illustration. It contains one reference part, with the Pull Direction defined as shown.
1. Click > 
Mold Volume or click > Die Volume. The Edit Mold Volume or the Edit Die Volume tab opens.
Mold Volume or click > Die Volume. The Edit Mold Volume or the Edit Die Volume tab opens.2. Click 
Slider. The Slider Volume dialog box opens. The reference part and the Pull Direction are selected automatically.
Slider. The Slider Volume dialog box opens. The reference part and the Pull Direction are selected automatically.3. Click Calculate Undercut Boundaries. The system identifies the two black volumes, lists Quilt 1 and Quilt 2 in the SLIDER VOLUME dialog box, and displays the boundary quilts in purple, as shown in the following illustration.
4. Select Quilt 1 in the Exclude list (the corresponding boundary quilt is highlighted in dark red) and click 
. The system displays the included boundary quilt in blue, as shown in the next illustration.
. The system displays the included boundary quilt in blue, as shown in the next illustration.
5. Click 
under Projection Plane and select the side surface of the workpiece (highlighted in red in the following illustration) as the projection plane.
under Projection Plane and select the side surface of the workpiece (highlighted in red in the following illustration) as the projection plane.
6. Click 
. The system displays the slider geometry, as shown in the following illustration. Click 
to create the slider.
. The system displays the slider geometry, as shown in the following illustration. Click to create the slider.
Repeat the procedure to create a second slider for the black volume on the other side.