assembly chain links with automatism ... can you?

[Stemox]

Hi.
I should mount the links of a chain following various directions to form a loop. is there any comado/macro or realize it by placing it individually?
Moreover to simulate the movement can only be with the form of cinematism?

Hi.
steak

 

[Kaji]

personally every time I had to draw a chain I did as manually as possible, although I understand well how annoying it is to reposition everything whenever you change the parameters, to avoid this you could or set up an assembly with advanced design or a long free trajectory pattern.
on the internet there is this lisp http://osd.cad.de/lisp_3d_44.htm it seems to me to mount chains, but I didn't even try it because from version 19 I can no longer load external lisp.

Finally for the animation I don't think of other roads that use in the advanced design module the "animations" that is the command with the film, at first they are little friendly but when you take the hand they are fast.

 

[Stemox]

Okay, thank you.
I've got 19, too, so I don't think he's gonna love her either.
the request was to avoid manual assembly (which is long and pa**oso) and to understand if someone had been able to test alternative roads.

Hi.

 

[Kaji]

I think there's a way to load the lisp, probably only the procedure is different.
said this the software company that assists us has provided among its tools a module "shoe", but sincerely I have never tried it, also because usually avoided to draw all the links of the chains in order not to weigh the assemblies.
when I had to mount the cingol that had to respect some distances like a certain "pancia" in the assembly at rest, I used the module advanced assembly, even if the cam bond is very capricious.
instead the pattern on unregular trajectories I never used it.

 

[Stemox]

instead the pattern on unregular trajectories I never used it.

I've never used it. I've got time.

 

[cacciatorino]

I wrote a reminder to adapt the macros to the new interface. I attach it to you, even if in some cases I couldn't make it work.