Channel Sub Assembly using Sub Assembly Composer HELP PLEASE

Channel Sub Assembly using Sub Assembly Composer HELP PLEASE

shashimanandhar1417
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Channel Sub Assembly using Sub Assembly Composer HELP PLEASE

shashimanandhar1417
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Hi, I have worked out a custom sub assembly for Channel using Sub Assembly Composer. But I am stuck on one step which I could not figure out how to solve. My problem is to fix the targets (horizontal offset and Elevation targets). I need to put the offset target and elevation target on the top right point (P6 on the image, or the PKT file), so that when changing offsets and/or elevation the geometry stays intact i.e just stretches sideways or up/down. Currently the horizontal offset target is P2, and Vertical Elevation target is P4 (See image and PKT file). It is needed a little tweak on the flowchart Properties to make it right. Could you guys work out the PKT file attached and post it back here. Thank you in advance.

Note: The attached zip file contains the PKT file.

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hi,

i change targets so that you can control from p6, see if this works for you.

 

pkt in att

 

 

 

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shashimanandhar1417
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Hi  Ibaskaric  

Thank you for revised Sub Assembly pkt file. It is much better now. Just need a minor change. Could you remove Link L9 and join P5 and P6 so that there is a horizontal line just above the Chamfer. You help would be much appreciated.

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try in SAC add vertical target for p4, see the picture for reference....

 

channel.PNG

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shashimanandhar1417
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Hi Ibaskaric

 

Thank you very much. It works. But it would be perfect if I could use the Channel Height as the vertical target. I know I can offset the Channel Height profile on longsection with the amount of Chamfer distance and use it as a vertical target profile. I would not request any further help on this matter. Thank you again for your help.

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