Does a Revolute joint freeze upon entering into a Rigid group?...

Does a Revolute joint freeze upon entering into a Rigid group?...

Anonymous
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Does a Revolute joint freeze upon entering into a Rigid group?...

Anonymous
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Hi, all-

 

 

...If so, how do you get around this?

 

I need to move a swing arm (an inch toward the rear), and created a rigid group to get all related components to go with it.

 

Seemed fine, except the kick stand will not swing up/down anymore (revolute joint)...and I cannot figure out how/what/why.

 

Any help would greatly be appreciated.

 

-G

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Beyondforce
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

I would like to help, but I need the file.

 

Could you please attach it?

 

Ben.

Ben Korez
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jeff_strater
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This should be OK.  The only problem that I can see is if you mistakenly selected both sides of the revolute joint to be in the rigid group.  If so, though, you should see a warning similar to this one:

rigid group.png

 

And, as @Beyondforce says, if you share your design, we'd all be happy to take a look at it.

 

Jeff

 


Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
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Anonymous
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I futzed around with it, un-doing the mechanics of it--then re-doing it all. And it worked. Yes, I did the exact things and it worked the second time.

I cannot explain why. Frustrating, for sure.

 

Thanx for the replies, however.

I appreciate your time.

 

-G

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