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how i fix object in plane?

how i fix object in plane?

yahyayaksiz
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how i fix object in plane?

yahyayaksiz
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hi. i want fix my object in Xz plane in assembling. how can I do it?

 

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this is simple car jack.  if I try rotate jack's arm, jacks base object moving in space and arms not rotating what I want testing arms rotate.

 

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blandb
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You will have to post all part files. You cannot just post an assembly file as it LINKS all parts and sub-assemblies together. I didnt look close at the picture, do you have a fully defined (fully constrained) component such as the base of the jack? Or, do you have a component grounded such as the base of the jack to keep it from moving? Or is there a different component that is fixed in space that is causing the unwanted movement?

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Frederick_Law
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Expand the "Origin" folder of the assembly and you'll  see 3 planes.

Each part has the same "Origin" folder.

Constrain the part you want to "fix"/"ground" with those 3 planes.

 

Usually the first part you add in the assembly will be grounded at origin.

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sam
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Right Click on the base part, (The part you wish to stay in position.) then select Grounded.

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yahyayaksiz
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thanks for all comments. i was find solution. my first object wasn't grounded automatically. problem solved in ground and root options

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! If you prefer having the first component to be grounded, go to Tools -> App Options -> Assembly -> check "Place and ground the first component on placement."

Many thanks!

 



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer