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Mechanism for Dynamic Simulation in machine design class.
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Thanks, yeah I don't really have time to fool with pretty picture realism - I'm just after trying to represent the physical dynamics at this time with a bit more than vectors.
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The latest in tractor technology.
The tires are filled with unobtainium, right side tires are not required. Rh turns are not possible yet, but I'm workin' on it.
Steve
Steve Bahr...since 1962. ______________________________________________________________ Please mark this response as "Accept as Solution" if I was successful in answering your question.
Looks like a lot of "Stagger" built in. This should really hook and make
great RH turns.
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The latest in tractor technology.
The tires are filled with unobtainium, right side tires are not required.
Rh turns are not possible yet, but I'm workin' on it.
Articulation makes it very nimble in the field, if you can call a tractor "nimble". Very impressive turning radius for such a huge vehicle, either way you turn. I get woozy during testing.
Steve
Steve Bahr...since 1962. ______________________________________________________________ Please mark this response as "Accept as Solution" if I was successful in answering your question.
I grew up driving heavy equipment at my dad's business. I loved driving the
articulating equipment like 966 bucket loaders and yes you can get dizzy.
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AVG 8.5 wrote in message news:6209317@discussion.autodesk.com...
Articulation makes it very nimble in the field, if you can call a tractor
"nimble". Very impressive turning radius for such a huge vehicle, either
way you turn. I get woozy during testing.
I'd like to say that I was totally responsible for what you see, but I would be lying.
I was tasked with building a "virtual tractor" that would be available to our entire group. Although some parts were already modelled, I had to do a fair amount of my own modelling in order to accomplish my task. 3D splines, for hose and cable routings, just about killed me.
Steve
Steve Bahr...since 1962. ______________________________________________________________ Please mark this response as "Accept as Solution" if I was successful in answering your question.
I just grabbed a (fairly large) image of the logo from the internet, inserted it into a sketch and started tracing.
It's one of those things where it's great to know that holding CTRL while drawing lines stops automatic constraint creation...
Niels van der Veer Inventor professional user & 3DS Max enthusiast Vault professional user/manager The Netherlands
Marco,
That render looks great. Is the chain and the ring a 3D model? Just wondering how you got it to look like it was all one piece if you didn't do them also in Inventor.
karthur1 ha scritto:
> Marco,
> That render looks great. Is the chain and the ring a 3D model? Just
> wondering how you got it to look like it was all one piece if you didn't
> do them also in Inventor.
Thank you.
The chain and the ring are actually 3D models, but they are so simple
that I preferred to model them directly into Blender.
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