pallinating together

[andrea1974]

Hello, in the ball together, I'm going manually, is there a system that tells me if I've got everything in the table? or if I forgot a few balls. .

 

[andrea1974]

ah ok I saw the darts left of the table you had already said sorry... .

 

[andrea1974]

but is there the possibility of pallinating, for example nut screw and washer with 3 balls united together with a single director? like solid edge to mean... not as in the picture but with a unique director.

 

[andrea1974]

I saw. add to the pile.. .

 

[andrea1974]

problem, why the same piece 68 seziono lo pallina 5? It's the same piece.

 

[andrea1974]

and so for all the others, it seems that it refers to another together... .

 

[andrea1974]

I've only inserted the pin and sectional axle. but also all other components change me from one view to another.

 

[re_solidworks]

and so for all the others, it seems that it refers to another together... .

go to the properties of the view and connect the view to the distinct correct materials. You usually don't need it. You can see you messed up the table.

I'm waiting for your feedback

 

[andrea1974]

It's already collagated. .

 

[teseo]

try to erase all the distinct, and give it back.
This never happened to me.
I think you're doing something wrong, check the position of the arrows of the balls, from the photos don't seem to me at the same point maybe there is a component behind or in front that is taken.
Hi.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

and if you attach the design would not make the analysis of the problem easier?

 

[andrea1974]

go to the properties of the view and connect the view to the distinct correct materials. You usually don't need it. You can see you messed up the table.

I'm waiting for your feedback

Great, now it works, I've reconnected to the same distinction that was already there before, but now once again we say it works... He's got a delay like saying...

 

[andrea1974]

I'm putting a screw in the table. I do the circular repetition of 8 pieces, but he always sees one in the table.... he doesn't see the circular series. . .

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I'm putting a screw in the table. I do the circular repetition of 8 pieces, but he always sees one in the table.... he doesn't see the circular series. . .

I invoke the divine magician

 

[andrea1974]

already called does not answer...

 

[andrea1974]

There's probably something to set up, but I don't see it on the property or on the table. .

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I say it for the last time.
but according to you how another person can understand where the problem is if he doesn't know how you worked, can't see what settings you used in modeling and drawing, has nothing but a miserable description?

You really would be able to give you an answer that is not a sequence of questions to extrapolate information that can be useful to circumscribe the situation and recreate it identically and then solve it.
If yes, I can't wait to start making a contribution because you will solve a thousand issues within a couple of posts.

 

[andrea1974]

I realize, but I can't attach the file together... for privacy of the company.
the 4 screws and washers does not see them. only one in the table.

 

[re_solidworks]

I realize, but I can't attach the file together... for privacy of the company.
the 4 screws and washers does not see them. only one in the table.

then the effective solution is only one: the company must be provided with a trusted assistance to use and to which, if necessary, the files can be sent. I'm sorry, but the problems you see seem impossible. The only thing that comes to my mind is that there are messing up with configurations. of the type that the table refers to one configuration and views to another, I do not find any other explanations.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

But you don't need all the full board. you make a copy, you hold only the sheet and the 4 screws, you clean from sensitive data, you experience the persistence of the error and you attach with the table. if the company's network is blocked it from home
a bit of entertainment.. . .