We can't see your image, anyway..
from Inventor 2014 you can use the Simmetry Constraint.
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Nice to see this got implemented based on this idea.
http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Inventor-IdeaStation/Symmetrical-constraints/idi-p/3667556
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Nice work Cadmanto!
I really use it a lot.
thanks! (thanks too to the developers teams..!)
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Yes, looks like a great tool. I am only on 2013 at work, but have 2014 at home and I can try it there.
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Hello, thanks for replies. But the symmetric constraint is not the solution: with this tool you constrain 2 parts symmetrically to a plane. I have only one part to center it in a suare hole of another part. I hope you can see my image now, it's attached. Apparently posting don't work good in Chrome.
What i want to reach is very simple: center the middle block in the other block.
I see what you are trying to do. A few thoughts, if the idea that I added a link for in my previous posting you can either post a new idea piggy backing that one that speaks to this, or coment on the one I linked here in this thread.
Another thought is to just constrain equally to the edges. Which is what I think you already have been doing. Or, create a multibodied part. Once big square then do the square border around the middle like you show. Constraining it with dimensions.
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koenco,
Depending of how these were created, have you thought about constraining origin planes?
What I meant by that was it looked as thought the gap around the middle square was even on all sides. So I was suggesting the distance contraint all the way round be equal. Make sense?
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