Rotate and Move for a flush opening

Rotate and Move for a flush opening

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Rotate and Move for a flush opening

samuelb8Y56V
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Hello All,

 

I'd intended on making a 3D kitchen cabinet but got distracted on how the door would work, so I've been trying to develop it in plan. The issues is I can't think of a way to both rotate and move in one action. I know I could use vis states and have 3 states open, closed and a jar but that's no fun. So if you could contribute to the DWG in anyway that would be great. I have used another users block as guidance/inspiration but can't find the post where I nab it so can't credit it them.

 

 

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Are you looking for something like this? 

 

 

 

 

In a 2D environment you can simulate such and similar behavior (as you see above), but if you want to animate the door in a 3D model you will need a better appropriate programm (as Inventor  or other parametric 3D Software). AutoCAD is not suitable for such tasks. 

Jürgen Palme
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This is great, I appreciate the modelling capabilities of ACAD are limited, could you possibly provide the block or an explanation of how you did it?

 

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Attached an exampe. It's done using Parametric constraints. 

If you're not familiar with this topic and need more explanation let me know. 

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I have some experience with parametric constraints but only in partnership with user parameters. I don't really understand what you've done, I recreated you block but I'm obviously missing something that allows the "door" to follow the correct path. Any guidance or tutorial would be great I've attached what I was able to reproduce.

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HTH

Jürgen Palme
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Wow! Great video and it was nice to see your troubleshooting process too. Thanks for the help.

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