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I have posted a file "Gears.bmp", what I need to know is how to create the motion, clock wise,counter clockwise,and clockwise again of the gears, once this is figured out, I can add the shafts and rollers, but I need this to move all at once, not singular as this is all that I can do with my limited knowledge
I believe you will need to place an angular
constraint between one of the gear workplanes and something stationary in your
assembly (This will prevent the gear from rotating). Then drive the
angular constraint.
I deleted your bmp file and reposted it as a jpg. It went from being a 2.6MB attachment
to a 160kb jpg. It is well worth using a graphics program to convert to jpg. Jpg, Gif's
and Png's under 200 K can be posted right to the discussion group without using the
Customer files.
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"affrontemd" wrote in message news:f192bcf.22@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> It is there now...
> thank you
>
> Mike A
> affrontemd@att.net
>
You can't drive a rotation constraint, you need to drive something like a angle
constraint. You probably need to set up a angle constraint set up between planes on your
gears.
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"affrontemd" wrote in message news:f192bcf.22@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> It is there now...
> thank you
>
> Mike A
> affrontemd@att.net
>
"Kent Keller" wrote in message
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> Mike
>
> You can't drive a rotation constraint, you need to drive something like a
angle
> constraint. You probably need to set up a angle constraint set up
between planes on your
> gears.
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> Kent
> Assistant Moderator
> Autodesk Discussion Forum Moderator Program
>
>
> "affrontemd" wrote in message
news:f192bcf.22@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > It is there now...
> > thank you
> >
> > Mike A
> > affrontemd@att.net
> >
>
>
Thank you one and all for your assistance finally got a good
contraint to work from and got it working will up load a copy subject title "working gear" for all of those of you who were kind enough to bear with me and guide me through my mental block.
I am glad it all "turned" out well and that you are
"geared" up for your next project. Inventor can put a different "spin" on
things but if you "mesh" around with it long enough you can usually find
something to sink your "teeth" into.
Thank
you one and all for your assistance finally got a good contraint to work
from and got it working will up load a copy subject title "working gear" for
all of those of you who were kind enough to bear with me and guide me through
my mental block.
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