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BerAnd
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Bye.
you can, but you should check within the particular program if there is a if cycle of managing the parameter related to that feature.
my only doubt (and I can't answer) is: how does a feature activate itself only once the detail was assembled? There are no parameters that manage assembled si\no...that I know.
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you can, but you should check within the particular program if there is a if cycle of managing the parameter related to that feature.
my only doubt (and I can't answer) is: how does a feature activate itself only once the detail was assembled? There are no parameters that manage assembled si\no...that I know.
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3dxx
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and explain how I try to check.
BerAnd
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in the tool drop-down menu there is the program voice (both part and together)
inside it make a find and look for the parameter or "if ".
or at the beginning of the program find two lines
input
endinput
if something is written in the middle there are also values of regeneration, but I doubt it since in your post you did not talk about messages in regeneration.
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inside it make a find and look for the parameter or "if ".
or at the beginning of the program find two lines
input
endinput
if something is written in the middle there are also values of regeneration, but I doubt it since in your post you did not talk about messages in regeneration.
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3dxx
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I looked but there's no string if.
between input and end input is not written anything.
can I add them?what should I write to activate the cut out feature?
between input and end input is not written anything.
can I add them?what should I write to activate the cut out feature?
BerAnd
Guest
If spring _ cut = = "cut _ out"
add feature ecc...
...........
end add
end ifthe part contained between add and end add is your feature and you do not have to fill it out of course, the if cycle compiled in this way creates the conditions of existence of the feature (existing if the parameter is equal to cut_out).
This system within the part allows you to activate or disable the feature according to what is written in the spring_cut parameter.
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add feature ecc...
...........
end add
end ifthe part contained between add and end add is your feature and you do not have to fill it out of course, the if cycle compiled in this way creates the conditions of existence of the feature (existing if the parameter is equal to cut_out).
This system within the part allows you to activate or disable the feature according to what is written in the spring_cut parameter.
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3dxx
Guest
I'm sorry if I break the... I've never done anything.
I entered as you told me, now I have to add the execute if I understood correctly, to activate the feature together?
I hope to get what I want with this system...
I entered as you told me, now I have to add the execute if I understood correctly, to activate the feature together?
I hope to get what I want with this system...
BerAnd
Guest
hi... don't break the marbles, we'd miss... we're all here to give us a hand with I'm not doing this.
But exactly, what do you want to get?
do you want to insert a parameter together that then disable\able a feature in the part? if you then this is the system
But exactly, what do you want to get?
do you want to insert a parameter together that then disable\able a feature in the part? if you then this is the system
3dxx
Guest
The purpose I want to achieve is to get inside my part a surface that makes me a cut-out when I go insert it into my set, I don't know if this is the right method but I'm still grinding on it.
If you can turn off and activate when I need it wouldn't be bad.
example: if I want to insert a screw, first I want to place it in my set and then I want to make cutting with the surfaces that I created, with unloading, threading etc...
If you can turn off and activate when I need it wouldn't be bad.
example: if I want to insert a screw, first I want to place it in my set and then I want to make cutting with the surfaces that I created, with unloading, threading etc...
BerAnd
Guest
Hi.
I tell you in general how we do here, it is a work that we have been carrying out for years and it is a solid road and that from good fruits in relatively short times depending on the complexity of relationships:
- firstly we create a layout with all the necessary parameters and we declare it to all parts that need to regenerate (change)
- we do not pile execute because they need additional maintenance and we rated that the direct statement to the parts of the layout is safer for the end user
- each part contains all the relationships that concern you specifically, all the general ones instead are in the layout
what you want to do is very simple by binding you to this structure but, if you want to use the system you explained to me, the best way I think is:
- in the part you do the surfaces you need for the cut and tie them to a parameter (as you did but I wouldn't put the parameter in the feature but in the parts because more easily traceable)
- mount the part in the axieme and perform the cut using the surface then put it under the parameter spring_cut=="cut_out"
- pass the parameter information with the execute to the part through the axieme.
- the parameter would put it in a record so that it can always be traced to the flight.
I tell you in general how we do here, it is a work that we have been carrying out for years and it is a solid road and that from good fruits in relatively short times depending on the complexity of relationships:
- firstly we create a layout with all the necessary parameters and we declare it to all parts that need to regenerate (change)
- we do not pile execute because they need additional maintenance and we rated that the direct statement to the parts of the layout is safer for the end user
- each part contains all the relationships that concern you specifically, all the general ones instead are in the layout
what you want to do is very simple by binding you to this structure but, if you want to use the system you explained to me, the best way I think is:
- in the part you do the surfaces you need for the cut and tie them to a parameter (as you did but I wouldn't put the parameter in the feature but in the parts because more easily traceable)
- mount the part in the axieme and perform the cut using the surface then put it under the parameter spring_cut=="cut_out"
- pass the parameter information with the execute to the part through the axieme.
- the parameter would put it in a record so that it can always be traced to the flight.
3dxx
Guest
I didn't understand one thing, the cut do it by component hand?
the command "execute" where I find it? if or understood is a string to be inserted in the program, but in the part or together!
for the moment I hope to get to insert a component that cuts my asses, already for me is a nice step.
the command "execute" where I find it? if or understood is a string to be inserted in the program, but in the part or together!
for the moment I hope to get to insert a component that cuts my asses, already for me is a nice step.
BerAnd
Guest
Slowly, let's take a step to the time I'm giving too much for granted.
Meanwhile, you want to create a part of surfaces that then cut other parts together? If so I had not understood a patch:
then, if you want to make a part that cuts others in asm then the parameter in the part does not serve anything, just parameterize with a if the particular surface and its "solidify cut".
Do you know the execute?
If you explain to me exactly, by thread and by sign, what you want to do, I will prepare you two parts and place them so you have the example, structure and solve the problem. What do you say?
Meanwhile, you want to create a part of surfaces that then cut other parts together? If so I had not understood a patch:
then, if you want to make a part that cuts others in asm then the parameter in the part does not serve anything, just parameterize with a if the particular surface and its "solidify cut".
Do you know the execute?
If you explain to me exactly, by thread and by sign, what you want to do, I will prepare you two parts and place them so you have the example, structure and solve the problem. What do you say?
3dxx
Guest
If you do this to me, thank you.
I discovered the pro program in this discussion, I had no idea that it existed, and as well as execute.
and what I want to do is to insert a part that when it goes to intersect other components together me cuts them with the surfaces that I defined in the part.
That's what other cads do, and I wondered proe doesn't do it automatically? I've never been able to... I'll do it by hand.
I discovered the pro program in this discussion, I had no idea that it existed, and as well as execute.
and what I want to do is to insert a part that when it goes to intersect other components together me cuts them with the surfaces that I defined in the part.
That's what other cads do, and I wondered proe doesn't do it automatically? I've never been able to... I'll do it by hand.
BerAnd
Guest
Hi.
This is the example.
inside there are 3 parts, part 3 is a cylindrical surface that thanks to a solidification goes to cut the two parts present together.
inside the asm you also find a note with cut_out writing. If you change the writing in anything else the particular 3.prt and solidification will be automatically suppressed because in the axieme there is a parameter called spring_cut which I then put under if in the program together.
I hope it is clear and above all what you are looking for.
Hi.
This is the example.
inside there are 3 parts, part 3 is a cylindrical surface that thanks to a solidification goes to cut the two parts present together.
inside the asm you also find a note with cut_out writing. If you change the writing in anything else the particular 3.prt and solidification will be automatically suppressed because in the axieme there is a parameter called spring_cut which I then put under if in the program together.
I hope it is clear and above all what you are looking for.
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3dxx
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I gave you a quick look, this is what I want to get, but the cut slices is only together, I when I open the part the hole is not there, can you insert the cut in the features of the component?
I haven't figured out how to do it yet, as soon as I have a little time I see to understand a little more.
I haven't figured out how to do it yet, as soon as I have a little time I see to understand a little more.
BerAnd
Guest
the feature in the model has nothing to do with the feature together, if you want a simple feature together that sometimes there is and sometimes no, then create the parameter in the part, cut and then in the program you put it under cycle "if", if you want you can manage everything from together to activation level \ deactivation but I would dislodge you.
I would choose the layout with direct statement, because the passage of parameters from together to part suffers from perennial maintenance.
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I would choose the layout with direct statement, because the passage of parameters from together to part suffers from perennial maintenance.
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3dxx
Guest
I don't understand anything about the program...