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There is a dimension of 6.7mm +/- 0.25mm
Ignoring the sig figs in the dim the limits should be 6.95 and 6.45 however since the dim only has 2 sig figs the limits are 6.5 and 6.7. Agreed?
Now what if you have multiple tolerance? Do you round the tolerance (e.g. the...
Open the sub assembly, do a save copy as. Return to the main assy and do a replace. It is now a new sub assembly. You may now promote it.
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You need two unconsumed sketches. Start the loft tool and then select the two sections.
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Just keep in mind that assembly features do not propagate back to the individual parts.
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No not currently. We have asked for a Global Rep that will control both DV and PR. Hopefully in a future release.
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In particular check out the adaptive 3d sweep. Although your belt will be 2 the promise is the same.
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It is a challenging test. There is a book named Autodesk inventor Essentials that is very well done. YOu need to know the new features of R10 very well.
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Are you basing adaptive geometry from one off the other? Are there derived parts from one assembly residing in another that s being inserted into the first?
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You SHOULD use driven dimensions when you can. You use them to relate one dimension to another. For example let's say you have a rectangle and you offset it by some amount. Now you try to dimension the larger rectangle. It wants to give you a driven dimension. Allow it to do so. Now you...
Open the second assy and go to tools>document settings and uncheck the "use adaptivley in assembly" and save.
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