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creating multiple asoles

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GianniM

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Hi.
I'm with this rock, so I'm asking for help.
I designed a metal frame through the relai generator. the frame is made with tubular profiles.
some profiles have a socket. to do this I realize a sketch on each profile and then subtract to the profile the area drawn in the sketch for extrusion.

the method works however, it is rather briguy to repeat all the process to draw 10 equal suns.

Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you.

ciauz
 
Thank you for the answer, but from the bottom of my ignorance, I have no idea what you're talking about. :confused:
Could you explain something more to me, or a reference? Thank you.
 
in all cad, solid or 2d that are, you have a command that allows you to serialize a processing along a direction or around an axis in the case of a circular series.
In your case, if the sunshades you do them directly in the environment together, expand to the top left, the knot "model 3d", find the command "series", choose the type of series you need, and try to turn off a little, if you have doubts ask and as soon as I find a minute I answer
 
I did, but the show doesn't seem to work.
In fact I proceed in this way. I open the axieme frame, then open the part (tubolare), here I create a sketch on the face and subtract the desired volume. If I have to copy something this remains in the part.

I didn't understand anything. :frown:
 
there is an accurate online help.

This wonder is accessible through.... (drum roll...) the f1 button!

give us an eye so we try to understand the points that give more problems. But I think there's a fundamental misunderstanding: if you do a workmanship in one part this remains in the part, you cannot copy it in another part or in the axieme; the series repeats the x,y step processing in the same part. or work together in the environment together and do the series in the environment together, but the processing does not "copy" to the part, i.e. if you open the venza processing. inventor tries to simulate those jobs that you do in the workshop like plugs. . "copying" processing to the inventor part does not, other software yes but inventor no and therefore peace.

Bye!
 
GianniM said:
I did, but the show doesn't seem to work.
In fact I proceed in this way. I open the axieme frame, then open the part (tubolare), here I create a sketch on the face and subtract the desired volume. If I have to copy something this remains in the part.

I didn't understand anything. :frown:
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to make some order.. .
If you make a series on one side, you made a change to that part, not to the other "equal or similar" parts you have in your set.
about what I wrote:
.... if the sunshades you do them directly in the environment together, expand to the top left, the knot "model 3d", find the command "series", choose the type of series you need, .........
we try with a rectangular series:
I don't know your frame, let's imagine you have a frame with x tubes parallel to equal distance:
you do your asola on a tubular , then choose rectangular series clicks on your processing and in the heading direction give it a direction towards the other tubulars using an axis of origin or an edge, , we go ahead...., n° of operations= to the number of parallel tubulars, distance = distance between a tubular and the next.
done, on each tubular you will have your asola.
It's harder to say than do.
keep in mind that if you open the part of an asolate tubular, that processing is not there. As catafract mentioned, it remains confined to the environment together.
to tell the truth there was a plug-in that allowed to bring back the work done together also on the relative parts, it seemed quite useless to me and removed it.
I don't even remember what it was, but this is another story.
 
Catafratto said:
there is an accurate online help.

. "copying" processing to the inventor part does not, other software yes but inventor no and therefore peace.

Bye!
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Hello, catafract,

which software would allow you to copy a processing from the side to the axieme and vice versa?
because solidworks for example, that I know quite well, it seems I don't do it, then maybe I don't know.
You mean that?
 
Catafratto said:
... "copying" processing to the inventor part does not, other software yes but inventor no and therefore peace.
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if I don't remember badly there was a free plugin or an app from that allowed to do this... but not interested in the moment, I have not deepened. . .

(but I could remember badly... )
 
That's what I had a few versions ago. Then I took it off. I didn't feel so useful. . Especially since they put the multibody.. I don't miss it.
 
arzigogolo said:
Hello, catafract,

which software would allow you to copy a processing from the side to the axieme and vice versa?
because solidworks for example, that I know quite well, it seems I don't do it, then maybe I don't know.
You mean that?
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sì, solidworks... non l'ho visto di persona, a dire il vero, ma me lo diceva il mio rivenditore inventor (abbastanza neutrale la fonte, quindi!) e mi pare (ma forse mi confondo) di averlo letto da qualche altra parte. comunque dal solidworks help on line:

when you want to add a feature to a single component in an assembly, it is better to create the feature in the part rather than the assembly. to do so, you can edit the part in context, or you can create the feature in the assembly and then propagate it to the part by selecting propagate to part in the propertymanager

che direi è quanto si diceva...

ciao!
 
However, since we're talking about it, does anyone remember what this plug-in is called?
it seems to me that he had come out with 2010 or 2011.. .
 
Catafratto said:
sì, solidworks... non l'ho visto di persona, a dire il vero, ma me lo diceva il mio rivenditore inventor (abbastanza neutrale la fonte, quindi!) e mi pare (ma forse mi confondo) di averlo letto da qualche altra parte. comunque dal solidworks help on line:

when you want to add a feature to a single component in an assembly, it is better to create the feature in the part rather than the assembly. to do so, you can edit the part in context, or you can create the feature in the assembly and then propagate it to the part by selecting propagate to part in the propertymanager

che direi è quanto si diceva...

ciao!
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Hello, catafract,

thanks for the clarification.

but wow, I find it a very comfortable function!:36_1_11:
but possible that there is no inventor?
because I used for some time solidworks and, apart from that I did not know of this function, but I always found an inventor's consideration for all the processing and commands of solidworks; This is the first time that there is an unparalleled command.
in fact inventor and solidworks, are both products of the same band and therefore comparable, that then one command calls it one way and the other in another, is normal, but in the end the result is the same.
I don't know, it seems strange, and if there isn't really, (integrated I mean), it's a big point in favor of solid.
 

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