Solids Constrains
Solids Constrains
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Anyone got any trick to constrain solids in the same assembly?
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RE: Solids Constrains
Utilizing WAVE is probably the best way to go for the later.
RE: Solids Constrains
In the Assembly "XPTO" i have 2 Solids (Solid "A" and Solid "B")
now i want that solid A concentric with solid B
Or for example i want that FACE Y of solid A touchs face Y of solid B
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RE: Solids Constrains
You can pick the face as well as the centerline of the cylindrical face.
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RE: Solids Constrains
thanks for the help/effort cowski :)
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RE: Solids Constrains
RE: Solids Constrains
If the solid body represents a part to which you will assign an identification number of some sort, it should be in its own part file. This part file can then be used as a component in an assembly file. If each part is in its own file and added as a component, the parts can be moved into position with assembly constraints and the parts list will automatically update as you add/remove components.
If you model multiple solid bodies representing parts in a single "assembly" file, you will have to move and maintain the relationships yourself. The part navigator will become more and more difficult to manage as more "parts" are modeled in the file.
There are certain situations where it is advisable to model multiple parts in a single file. However, those cases are rare and it is best practice to separate out the parts into individual files and create a real assembly from the individual files.
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