joint command

joint command

baloshUSCM9
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joint command

baloshUSCM9
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Hi. After I use any type of joint command, still I can move each part alone, it is actually didnt joint. 

What is the right way to joint?

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Message 2 of 17

g-andresen
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Hi,

please share the file for reply

 

File > export > save as f3d on local drive > attach to post

 

günther

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Message 3 of 17

baloshUSCM9
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Hi

Thank you for your time and help.

Attached please find the file.

1. As you can see, after "rigid group" I can move and separate the
parts.

2. Even that those are components, I can move them only with body as
an object, not with component

I don't understand that, as well



With best regards

Yeshayaou Balosh








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Message 4 of 17

swapnil.hamdapureDDSVZ
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Hi ,

I don't see any file. Have you attached any file?

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Message 5 of 17

mayank.malukani
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Hi @baloshUSCM9 ,  Are you moving using the 'Move' command? Or by dragging the component? Because sometimes from the move command, default move type is set to Body move, which is allowed even after rigid group. 

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Message 6 of 17

baloshUSCM9
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Hi



I can only move with copy/move command.

I can't drag it.

But why after rigid command I can separate the components?

Thank you



With best regards

Yeshayaou Balosh








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Message 7 of 17

TrippyLighting
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Please share a design by exporting the f3d (or f3z) file to your local hard drive and attaching it to a post.

A body is part of a component and can be moved independently of a component.

That can be necessary in multibody components. 

 

Many mechanical designs usually only use one body per component. In those cases you should avoid the move command! 

 


EESignature

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Message 8 of 17

baloshUSCM9
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Hi



Thank you


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Message 9 of 17

baloshUSCM9
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Here attached




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Message 10 of 17

laughingcreek
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still nothing attached.

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Message 11 of 17

g-andresen
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Hi,

did you follow this?  File > export > save as f3d on local drive > attach to post 

gandresen_1-1755109167459.png

 

 

günther

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Message 12 of 17

baloshUSCM9
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It is strange




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Message 13 of 17

baloshUSCM9
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HI

Yes, I did

Can you see the print screen here?



With best regards

Yeshayaou Balosh








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Message 14 of 17

laughingcreek
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still nothing.  are posting from a PC?

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Message 15 of 17

baloshUSCM9
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Yes, desktop computer.

I just reinstalled Directs 11, it solved the point to point issue.



With best regards

Yeshayaou Balosh






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Message 16 of 17

TheCADWhisperer
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@baloshUSCM9 

You cannot Attach files by email Reply  -  you must Reply using the web forum Reply.

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Message 17 of 17

baloshUSCM9
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OK now?

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