It's like inventor 2018 is not working properly because if I will edit the extrude feature i cannot deselect the current profile selected or is this a bug Thanks?
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It's like inventor 2018 is not working properly because if I will edit the extrude feature i cannot deselect the current profile selected or is this a bug Thanks?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved by Thomas_Savage. Go to Solution.
Hello,
If you hold Ctrl and select the profile then it will deselect that profile.
If you go to edit the Extrusion, after creating the Extrusion, make sure you click profile to activate it, then press Ctrl, and select profile.
Then it will deselect the profile.
Hope this helps?
Thomas,
Hello,
If you hold Ctrl and select the profile then it will deselect that profile.
If you go to edit the Extrusion, after creating the Extrusion, make sure you click profile to activate it, then press Ctrl, and select profile.
Then it will deselect the profile.
Hope this helps?
Thomas,
Thanks I didin't know that but there are others issues that facing like this one: the horizontal and vertical relations was interchange so if i will use a vertical relation it will make the line horizontal and the horizontal relation will make the line vertical
Thanks I didin't know that but there are others issues that facing like this one: the horizontal and vertical relations was interchange so if i will use a vertical relation it will make the line horizontal and the horizontal relation will make the line vertical
Hello,
That will depend on the position of your view cube.
If you rotate your view cube so that Front writing is horizontal, the the horizontal constraint will be horizontal.
If you rotate the view cube once around, then the horizontal constraint will be vertical.
Like in the print screens below.
Thomas.
Hello,
That will depend on the position of your view cube.
If you rotate your view cube so that Front writing is horizontal, the the horizontal constraint will be horizontal.
If you rotate the view cube once around, then the horizontal constraint will be vertical.
Like in the print screens below.
Thomas.
@Anonymous wrote:
...the horizontal and vertical relations was interchange ...
No, you are working in 3D world now.
Horizontal is related to the XYZ Cartesian coordinate system.
If you are on an XY sketch plane then X is Horizontal and Y is vertical (no matter how you rotate the view).
If you are on any other sketch plane (XZ or YZ ) then Z is the vertical and X or Y is the horizontal.
By following this convention - the sketch constraints are always consistent no matter how you rotate the view.
If you have the sketch Axis displayed - the thick axis is Horizontal and the thin axis is Vertical. (no matter how you rotate the view)
@Anonymous wrote:
...the horizontal and vertical relations was interchange ...
No, you are working in 3D world now.
Horizontal is related to the XYZ Cartesian coordinate system.
If you are on an XY sketch plane then X is Horizontal and Y is vertical (no matter how you rotate the view).
If you are on any other sketch plane (XZ or YZ ) then Z is the vertical and X or Y is the horizontal.
By following this convention - the sketch constraints are always consistent no matter how you rotate the view.
If you have the sketch Axis displayed - the thick axis is Horizontal and the thin axis is Vertical. (no matter how you rotate the view)
Hi thanks yes i can understand you sir, if i will sketch in XY Plane the vertical and horizontal is correct but if i will sketch in the YZ Plane the relationship is interchange,
This is another one IF i will select the profile the circle is also selected, which is i donot want thankss
Hi thanks yes i can understand you sir, if i will sketch in XY Plane the vertical and horizontal is correct but if i will sketch in the YZ Plane the relationship is interchange,
This is another one IF i will select the profile the circle is also selected, which is i donot want thankss
Hi Thanks that explain when i sketch in the XZ and XY the relationship is reverse thanks.
Hi Thanks that explain when i sketch in the XZ and XY the relationship is reverse thanks.
Do not use the View Cube as reference.
The View Cube can be changed - so it does not serve as a datum.
Use the Coordinate System glyph.
Do not use the View Cube as reference.
The View Cube can be changed - so it does not serve as a datum.
Use the Coordinate System glyph.
Could you please tell me why you need the line (at the middle) which across circles ?
Could you please tell me why you need the line (at the middle) which across circles ?
@Anonymous wrote:
This is another one IF i will select the profile the circle is also selected, which is i do not want thanks
Can you trim your sketch
or
add sketch points at intersections to define your contours
or
attach your *.ipt file here?
@Anonymous wrote:
This is another one IF i will select the profile the circle is also selected, which is i do not want thanks
Can you trim your sketch
or
add sketch points at intersections to define your contours
or
attach your *.ipt file here?
Wow Thanks Sir by just adding sketch point it solve the puzzle.
Why does this kind of staff is not being teach in online course I feel i wasted a the 800 US dollars i paid by enrolling in an online course of inventor
Wow Thanks Sir by just adding sketch point it solve the puzzle.
Why does this kind of staff is not being teach in online course I feel i wasted a the 800 US dollars i paid by enrolling in an online course of inventor
Finish the design and then attach it here and I will show you the most efficient technique.
Have you gone through these
Finish the design and then attach it here and I will show you the most efficient technique.
Have you gone through these
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