Sub Assembly Creation
hi,
instead of using angle and delty y for defining your layer slope use intersection point(two points and slope) in sac, use P1 and P2 (slope 1 is your layer slope and slope 2 is your bottom link slope) see the picture
i define you two layers, you can test and see if it works for you....
pkt in att
There isn't a pkt file in the attachment. was that the intent? I was very interested in how you used the intersection AP.
I used it successfully in one of my projects to fine the point but then I didn't know how to get the links to extend to it
Joe Bouza
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While this is much better, it's not 100% correct (depending on what you want, of course).
When you enter "extrem" values for the slope parameter, you can see it:
With zero% slope, the angle is 45° which is correct:
With something unrealistic like -75% slope, the angle turns into this:
Unfortunately, Autodesk doesn't give any love to the SAC. Tools that would be really good in situations like this (like "offset geometry") aren't dynamic so you have go back to doing a lot of trigonometry.
For example:
In the first pkt that was posted in this thread, P3 was created as an deltaX and deltaY which is not correct.
It has to be adjusted with a trigonometric function to calculate the real value.
Your depth-value is dh while the real distance is dh*.
I don't have a lot of time so I only found a rather messy example I once made.
It's not too clean (and in german) but it maybe stirs you in the right direction.
If there's an easier way, I'd be happy to know!
yeah, you just need to rename extension to .pkt,
there is option to extend slope so i used that to get the link.
really?
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I see. I used auxillary intersection. I did not see there is a regular point intersect.
Cool, new stuff. I have 3 days experience (lol)
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you edit codes from code set style and then you import your codes in your style (select your subassemblies), or add them manualy (right click on link, point or shape and add)
