Constraint Problem - Inventor Pro 2011
Constraint Problem - Inventor Pro 2011
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Hi All,
I thought I had posted before but it does not seem to be here. If it doea turn up opologies in advance for any duplication.
What I have is a disk to which I want to place at right angles a steel plate (refer attached). So far I have managed to get the steel plate at the correct starting point about which it revolves quite freely. I need to stop the free movement and have it at an angle of 77° off the vertical but cannot get it to stick.
Any ideas - what am I not doing right?
Best Rgds,
Dave R.
I thought I had posted before but it does not seem to be here. If it doea turn up opologies in advance for any duplication.
What I have is a disk to which I want to place at right angles a steel plate (refer attached). So far I have managed to get the steel plate at the correct starting point about which it revolves quite freely. I need to stop the free movement and have it at an angle of 77° off the vertical but cannot get it to stick.
Any ideas - what am I not doing right?
Best Rgds,
Dave R.





RE: Constraint Problem - Inventor Pro 2011
This should have been covered in training (actually - just common sense).
An assembly file *.iam is simply a record of hyperlinks to individual part files *.ipt , assembly constraints and a bit more.
I would use assembly constraints representative of the real world assemlby process to place the parts relative to each other.
If you can't figure it out attach the parts here.
RE: Constraint Problem - Inventor Pro 2011
RE: Constraint Problem - Inventor Pro 2011
Got it!!
Place the part where you want it, like my assembly shows, then ground it so it does not move. I new it had to be something simple like that but sometimes the fog is too dense, like my brain, to see it.
Thanks again.
Best Rgds,
Dave R.