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I edited the original Autodesk YX Z 3-axis machine to fit our needs, but I can't figure out why my X-axis has an offset when simulating with the machine.
In the machine builder, the components are chosen correctly, and every movement has the right direction and amount. Every component's origin is lining up.
When I set up the machine in the manufacturing environment, everything was fine till I started the simulation.
I attached some pictures of what's going on. Could you help me? What am I missing?
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