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How to get trail/trace/line between a workingplane and a body that cut eachother

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a.wassum
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How to get trail/trace/line between a workingplane and a body that cut eachother

Hey togehter,

 

I have a curved body (exteriorplate) that cuts a working plane. I want the trail/trace/line where these to things cut eachother. Im new at Inventor but already used Catia V5 for a longer time.

 

Im thankfull for every advise ,

Greetings Alex

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Message 2 of 9
TheCADWhisperer
in reply to: a.wassum


@a.wassum wrote:

 I want the trail/trace/line where these to things cut each other. 


Start a new 3D Sketch.

Invoke the include intersection.

Attach your assembly (or a simplified dummy assembly) if you can’t figure it out.

Message 3 of 9
-niels-
in reply to: TheCADWhisperer

Or start a new 2D sketch on your workplane and use "project cut edges"?

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Niels van der Veer
Inventor professional user & 3DS Max enthusiast
Vault professional user/manager
The Netherlands

Message 4 of 9
blandb
in reply to: a.wassum

Depending on what exactly you have, if you start a 3D sketch and choose "Intersection Curve". You should be able to choose the surface and the plane > OK. Now you should have a curve that is the intersection of the 2 entities.

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Message 5 of 9
a.wassum
in reply to: a.wassum

Thanks to all of you, appreciate it a lot. At the end I managed to do it with blandb´s solution. The problem was that I tried to do it in an assembly, so I created a simplified part out of my two parts that cut eachother.


Message 6 of 9
blandb
in reply to: a.wassum

Can you post a simplified example? Maybe there is another alternative for what you are trying to do. My approach was just based on a part, but if you are trying to find a common intersection of 2 parts for example, then there is another way.

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Message 7 of 9
johnsonshiue
in reply to: a.wassum

Hi! I guess you would like to find the intersection between multiple parts. You can still do it within a part.

Open the assembly and edit a part in place. Go to Modify section -> expand the panel -> Copy Objects -> pick the geometry from another part -> set output = Surface -> check "Associative." Then the geometry will be linked to the edit target part. Then you can create 3D Intersection Curve within the editing part.

Many thanks!

 



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer
Message 8 of 9
a.wassum
in reply to: johnsonshiue

Hi, thanks for your Idea. I wanted to find the intersection between a part and a workingplane, so at that point I couldnt manage to do it with your Idea. But I think the tool you mentioned might be usefull at other problems, thanks!
Message 9 of 9
a.wassum
in reply to: blandb

@blandb 

I have an assembly with assemblies in it. So used one of these assemblies (a frame with tubes) and I made a workingplane based on this frame. Afterwards I wanted to get the intersection between this workingplane and another assembly (a exteriorcover of a car). I managed to get the intersection/trail/trace/line with a 3d-Sketch when I combined the frame and the cover to one part. For me the best solution is an intersection between these to assemblies straight in the whole assembly.

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