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MDT is very unique with it's vast array of assembly constraint methods. If it makes you feel any better IV's assy constraints are still more powerful than the assy constraints of most other solid modelers, IMO.
I have been wanting assembly constraints similar to
Desktop intelliconstraints, since r1. I actually remember a post from a
few years ago about intelliconstraints, and the Inventor team member which
responded did not know about Desktop's intelliconstraints. It is a HUGE
time saver. I know you can put work geometry into your parts to achieve
the same thing, but why should you have to?
I wish inventor would be smarter in assisting with constraints,
True I am new in inventor, but in many occasions it gives me errors and not allowing me to constraint,
Constrain doctor is a good tool in theory but so far has not been able to tell me why some constrain do not work,
Am I the only one with this problems?
We learn two different ways: by
analytically means and by pattern recognition. Analytical: reading how
constraints work don't necessarily mean we really understand. Once we get the
pattern recognition part of constraints down there's not much problem with them.
I remember posting inquires just like yours, but now I pretty much know what
will work and what won't and don't have many problems with constraints at all.
You'll get it, but the pattern recognition part is the most important in
mastering constraints.
I
wish inventor would be smarter in assisting with constraints, True I am
new in inventor, but in many occasions it gives me errors and not allowing me
to constraint, Constrain doctor is a good tool in theory but so far has
not been able to tell me why some constrain do not work, Am I the only one
with this problems?
We learn two different ways: by
analytically means and by pattern recognition. Analytical: reading how
constraints work don't necessarily mean we really understand. Once we get the
pattern recognition part of constraints down there's not much problem with
them. I remember posting inquires just like yours, but now I pretty much know
what will work and what won't and don't have many problems with constraints at
all. You'll get it, but the pattern recognition part is the most important in
mastering constraints.
I
wish inventor would be smarter in assisting with constraints, True I am
new in inventor, but in many occasions it gives me errors and not allowing
me to constraint, Constrain doctor is a good tool in theory but so far
has not been able to tell me why some constrain do not work, Am I the
only one with this problems?
We learn two different ways: by
analytically means and by pattern recognition. Analytical: reading how
constraints work don't necessarily mean we really understand. Once we get
the pattern recognition part of constraints down there's not much problem
with them. I remember posting inquires just like yours, but now I pretty
much know what will work and what won't and don't have many problems with
constraints at all. You'll get it, but the pattern recognition part is the
most important in mastering constraints.
I
wish inventor would be smarter in assisting with constraints, True I
am new in inventor, but in many occasions it gives me errors and not
allowing me to constraint, Constrain doctor is a good tool in theory
but so far has not been able to tell me why some constrain do not work,
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