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I create a engine assembly and used "Drive Constrain" to rotate the crank shaft. The animation shows the crank shaft turns continuously in one direction. However, when I animate the constrain in Inventor Studio, the crank shaft turned in two different directions (see the vide file attached).
May I know why the crank shaft turns different direction?
Thanks
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Which of the 3 Angle Constraint types did you use?
Can you use Dynamic Simulation and Publish to Studio instead?
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Not matter I used Directed Angle or Undirected Angle, it is still the same. I created a animation by using "Drive Constrain" and the crank shaft shows only one direction. Please see the file attahced.
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Any reply?
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Attach your assembly here.
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As the file is too big, so I zipped into 3 files. This is the 1st zip file.
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This is the 2nd one
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This is the last one. Please unzip the 3 zipped files into one folder.
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Make sure the planes used for the angle constraint share the same axis.
I used the assembly origin YZ and the DLM-006 YZ planes for the angle constraint and it worked fine in Studio.
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Thanks. It solves my preoblem.

