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sorting out constrains
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12-16-2002 08:03 PM
hi
is there a way how i easily can find a constrain between two elements of an assembly in a whole bunch of constrains?
thx
is there a way how i easily can find a constrain between two elements of an assembly in a whole bunch of constrains?
thx
*Dotson, Sean
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12-16-2002 08:09 PM in reply to:
marconiman
Find the first part. Expand the
browser. Hover over the icon of each constraint. It will list the
other part to which it is constrained.
browser. Hover over the icon of each constraint. It will list the
other part to which it is constrained.
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is there a way how i easily can find a constrain between two elements of an
assembly in a whole bunch of constrains?
thx
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12-16-2002 08:21 PM in reply to:
marconiman
yes this helps a bit but i still can not see enough.
i want to move a subassembly but it is sticks (not grounded) and i have problems finding the responsible constrain)
thx
i want to move a subassembly but it is sticks (not grounded) and i have problems finding the responsible constrain)
thx
*Dotson, Sean
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12-16-2002 09:13 PM in reply to:
marconiman
Expand the sub in the browser. At the bottom
of the tree there will be a list of all constraints between this sub and
anything else. Go through each of these. (The internal constraints
within the sub will be nested under each part in the sub)
of the tree there will be a list of all constraints between this sub and
anything else. Go through each of these. (The internal constraints
within the sub will be nested under each part in the sub)
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this helps a bit but i still can not see enough. want to move a subassembly
but it is sticks (not grounded) and i have problems finding the responsible
constrain)
thx
*Howard, Jeff
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12-16-2002 10:35 PM in reply to:
marconiman
Are there adaptive components in the assembly? I think that will sometimes
hinder dragging.
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yes this helps a bit but i still can not see enough. want to move a
subassembly but it is sticks (not grounded) and i have problems finding the
responsible constrain)
thx
hinder dragging.
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"marconiman"
news:f12dcc2.1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
yes this helps a bit but i still can not see enough. want to move a
subassembly but it is sticks (not grounded) and i have problems finding the
responsible constrain)
thx
*Yeandle, Laurence
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12-17-2002 04:25 AM in reply to:
marconiman
Go for wire frame display, hover over constraint in
browser to see first selection, click to see other. Sometimes
helps.
browser to see first selection, click to see other. Sometimes
helps.
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this helps a bit but i still can not see enough. want to move a subassembly
but it is sticks (not grounded) and i have problems finding the responsible
constrain)
thx
