cinematism. .

[PLT]

Hi.
Let's see if I can explain the dilemma:
I have two under axiemi one a) is a threaded bar with two hinged joint heads on one side and the other b) a tube with an internal butterfly valve, at the butterfly tree that protrudes the tube is docked a brace with a hole that takes with the snode head.
If I wanted to do an animation I should carry the lever with the butterfly that is part of the axieme b at the first level to bind to the hole of the head to snode to... there is no command to make so that the axieme to ie my head to snode is bound to pieces already bound of the axieme b?

 

[meccanicamg]

I understand little, but I tell you that if the assemblies make them flexible and eventually remove some bonds in the subaxieme allows you to bind and move everything as if it were all at a single level. topic already discussed on this forum. explanations are quite identical for both swx and inv.

 

[PLT]

In the strict sense, two under-axioms can not be interacted in the context of the general scheme. ..because instead of moving each other the internal cynicisms to the respective subaxieme moves all the subaxieme as a "rigid" component....
A little clearer?

 

[meccanicamg]

In the strict sense, two under-axioms can not be interacted in the context of the general scheme. ..because instead of moving with each other the internal cynicisms below together moves all the subaxieme as a "rigid" component....
A little clearer?

If it's rigid, it's because you didn't make it flexible. if you click with the dx button on the subaxieme then choose what to become.

b. to interact with b and perhaps even with a few pieces in the general axieme, it is necessary to become flexible a and b.

 

[PLT]

If it's rigid, it's because you didn't make it flexible. if you click with the dx button on the subaxieme then choose what to become.

b. to interact with b and perhaps even with a few pieces in the general axieme, it is necessary to become flexible a and b.

 

[meccanicamg]

As you can see, I gave you the right answer even if I didn't understand what you wanted to do at first, but I guessed the question: