Another constraint bug - coincident constraints not being obeyed

Another constraint bug - coincident constraints not being obeyed

robduarte
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Another constraint bug - coincident constraints not being obeyed

robduarte
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As I said earlier this week, I'm trying to show reproducible examples of constraint issues. The previous one was verified as a bug - please let me know if this is also a bug or if I'm missing something:

 

The youtube video that demonstrates the problem:  https://youtu.be/KxAGP0NX5-k

 

Here is the public link to the design:  http://a360.co/2263OPi

 

Thanks!

Rob Duarte
Associate Professor in Art, Florida State University
Co-Director FSU Facility for Arts Research
http://art.fsu.edu/rob-duarte/

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promm
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Thank you @robduarte for brining this to our attention.  We are looking into it and will follow up with what we find.

 

Thank you,

 

Mike Prom

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promm
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@robduarte,

 

 

When an endpoint is constrained to a line, the "line" in infinite.   Meaning when you drag it, it will not stop at the endpoints.  Collinear constraints can only be created between two lines, you cannot have a collinear constraint between a point and a line. This is as designed and considered the standard across CAD packages. I would suggest adding a dimension to the point if you do not want it to move when you drag.  In your video when dragging the sketch, you see the sketch flip, that is a bug and a known issue.  This is due to the speed of the drag affecting the compute and we are working towards a solution.

 

What is shown here is correct.

http://autode.sk/1UiyPNs

 

Cheers,

 

Mike Prom

 

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robduarte
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Thanks for the clarification. I'm not dealing with colinear constraints but the idea that coincident constraints are constrained to a line and not a line segment was something I didn't know about. The flipping was a separate problem that I was experiencing - glad you're working on it.

Rob Duarte
Associate Professor in Art, Florida State University
Co-Director FSU Facility for Arts Research
http://art.fsu.edu/rob-duarte/

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