Hey guys. I am working on a project where I have to invent a new product with specific constraints, which you will see in the first doc., and I decided to do a candy dispenser. We have to Assemble our product and then show it in Presentation mode. However, my partner and I encountered two problems.
1. We are creating a slider to allow the candy to fall down into the capsule, (you'll see it in the Assembly file), but we don't know how to get the slider through the slot in the main connector. We don't want to Free Rotate it because we can't get it to be exact. How do we get it to be exact?
2. In Presentation mode, how do we show the tube spin to lock in place with the main connector (like a bottle cap)?
I will later on ask if anybody might be able to check my drawing files to make sure I properly baseline dimensioned. I really want to do good on this prject. You guys are my lifesavers. #The AutodeskCommunityLifeSavers
If you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks a million
Hey guys. I am working on a project where I have to invent a new product with specific constraints, which you will see in the first doc., and I decided to do a candy dispenser. We have to Assemble our product and then show it in Presentation mode. However, my partner and I encountered two problems.
1. We are creating a slider to allow the candy to fall down into the capsule, (you'll see it in the Assembly file), but we don't know how to get the slider through the slot in the main connector. We don't want to Free Rotate it because we can't get it to be exact. How do we get it to be exact?
2. In Presentation mode, how do we show the tube spin to lock in place with the main connector (like a bottle cap)?
I will later on ask if anybody might be able to check my drawing files to make sure I properly baseline dimensioned. I really want to do good on this prject. You guys are my lifesavers. #The AutodeskCommunityLifeSavers
If you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks a million
Sorry no, ignore the material/texture change, I only did that as the original texture looked transparent and that wouldn't have looked good for a screen video... the emboss also wouldn't look right on a transparent texture but you can give it a try and maybe play around with the textures. If the logo is to be printed onto the tube then it might be better to do it as an image decal.
Sorry no, ignore the material/texture change, I only did that as the original texture looked transparent and that wouldn't have looked good for a screen video... the emboss also wouldn't look right on a transparent texture but you can give it a try and maybe play around with the textures. If the logo is to be printed onto the tube then it might be better to do it as an image decal.
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