questions about plans on cylinders

[reggio]

hi, beginning from the annex,
It'll look like a banality but I can't get the 2 floors all on the same side... I do the same operations, on the same side, using the same dx reference plan, but one is "before" and the other "back".... how can I put them all on one side?

- I then wanted to try to assign an angle of 180° to try to turn it on the right side, but says "select plan and linear edge to define new reference plan" ... eehhhh??? ? What does that mean? What should I do to rotate a plan?

- when I create a plan, select the cylinder then give it a main floor as reference (frontal,superior,destro): Why if I give a plan that "cuts" the circle from north to south, the new plan goes to east or west??? Orthogonal? would it not be + logical that it remained aligned to the indicated and simply tangent plane? How are you doing?

 

[lollo3d]

Look who does what you tell him to do, probably wrong something... try with the online guide

 

[reggio]

Look who does what you tell him to do, probably wrong something... try with the online guide

....I tried and looked at the guide but I did not find useful ideas.. .
the fact is that it should not be so complicated: face touch, reference touch and via... with inventor was so simple... It seems to me that there is a difference between the

 

[cacciatorino]

I also noticed this inconguency of the parallel/perpendicular, but only because 'used with if where at the beginning of the procedure you establish if the new plan will be perpendicular, tilted, parallel, etc. here' instead you try to enclose everything in a single command for which it requires a certain effort of understanding.

Anyway, using the "surface" and "other solutions" functions, I managed to do what I needed.

 

[re_solidworks]

hi, beginning from the annex,
It'll look like a banality but I can't get the 2 floors all on the same side... I do the same operations, on the same side, using the same dx reference plan, but one is "before" and the other "back".... how can I put them all on one side?

- I then wanted to try to assign an angle of 180° to try to turn it on the right side, but says "select plan and linear edge to define new reference plan" ... eehhhh??? ? What does that mean? What should I do to rotate a plan?

- when I create a plan, select the cylinder then give it a main floor as reference (frontal,superior,destro): Why if I give a plan that "cuts" the circle from north to south, the new plan goes to east or west??? Orthogonal? would it not be + logical that it remained aligned to the indicated and simply tangent plane? How are you doing?

and it is exactly with the "other solutions" button highlighted by hunter that you can get the desired result.

 

[reggio]

Anyway, using the "surface" and "other solutions" functions, I managed to do what I needed.

Thank you very much :smile:

 

[sampom]

I also noticed this inconguency of the parallel/perpendicular, but only because 'used with if where at the beginning of the procedure you establish if the new plan will be perpendicular, tilted, parallel, etc. here' instead you try to enclose everything in a single command for which it requires a certain effort of understanding.

Anyway, using the "surface" and "other solutions" functions, I managed to do what I needed.

and it is exactly with the "other solutions" button highlighted by hunter that you can get the desired result.

Thank you very much :smile:

..mò arrives this fresh fresh and steals the craft:Mother:tongue

..big _caccia_

greetings
Marco:smile:

 

[cacciatorino]

..mò arrives this fresh fresh and steals the craft:Mother:tongue

..big _caccia_

greetings
Marco:smile:

fats..... I promise to keep a lower profile in the future! I haven't bought it yet, I try to pull it as long as possible until 2010, so I also avoid the problems with the industry studies that this year I have raised so much but almost zero turnover!

 

[marcof]

..mò arrives this fresh fresh and steals the craft:Mother:tongue
..big _caccia_

you have to try to confuse it, giving it indications on the use of commands with a mix of nomenclature of se and swx. :smile:
Does every one have a pdf manual to send me? :tongue: