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Electrical coil

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Anonymous
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Electrical coil

Anonymous
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Hello all,

 

Currently I'm making a dynamo and need to draw a coil (electrical coil) but I can't find any information on the net on how to do this.

I used the pattern command but it will make all extra parts (coil can have up to 2000 windings). This slows the computer down.

 

Is there a command I can use to make a coil around a core and makes layers of wire?

 

Regards,

 

Hans

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Electrical coil

Hello all,

 

Currently I'm making a dynamo and need to draw a coil (electrical coil) but I can't find any information on the net on how to do this.

I used the pattern command but it will make all extra parts (coil can have up to 2000 windings). This slows the computer down.

 

Is there a command I can use to make a coil around a core and makes layers of wire?

 

Regards,

 

Hans

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Anonymous
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Does it really need to be modeled in such detail? Why not just make it a texture?

Does it really need to be modeled in such detail? Why not just make it a texture?

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CCarreiras
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CCarreiras
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Hi!

 

No... there's not such a command to do that, and you don't need it.

 

Just model a solid representing only the external layer of the wires, or just apply one texture.

 

This kind of elements will slow down a lot the system with no reason. Just substitute that for a cleaver method 

Autodesk apply that method in several things to save memory and increase performence (like you have in the treaded holes, in nuts and srews, get it?)

CCarreiras

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Hi!

 

No... there's not such a command to do that, and you don't need it.

 

Just model a solid representing only the external layer of the wires, or just apply one texture.

 

This kind of elements will slow down a lot the system with no reason. Just substitute that for a cleaver method 

Autodesk apply that method in several things to save memory and increase performence (like you have in the treaded holes, in nuts and srews, get it?)

CCarreiras

EESignature

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