grandissimo !!:finger::finger:once you create the classic quota you drag the central point of the quota outside of the view such quota moves and becomes like the one you wanted.... if you can't try to erase the axes of work so as not to accidentally select themView attachment 11915
I didn't know that. .once you create the classic quota you drag the central point of the quota outside of the view such quota moves and becomes like the one you wanted.... if you can't try to erase the axes of work so as not to accidentally select themView attachment 11915
What are you doing?but I do not speak of quotas in the table but of the quotas that are placed in the sketch in the file of parts (ipt model)
I think you're missing your head, how much practice do you have of inventor?good stefanobruno exactly. . . Otherwise, every time I devote my share and bring it back to the position I need... .
Then listen to me, let me lose the recovery of quotas from the model.Actually little because I'm a think design and gbg user really... but I often use autocad and inventor
It's enough that when you plan, the shares in the sketch put them with tolerance.then you have to "rethink" to what quotas you wanted in tolerance and what tolerance to put (e.g.: h7 or +0.1/0 ?) while when you design ideas you have clear.
That's right. l'unico motif to put tolerances in a sketch, otherwise it's like making a house starting from the roof....It's enough that when you plan, the shares in the sketch put them with tolerance.
then, when you go to the table, quoti popping up the use of tolerance.so it also avoids that mistakes arise, if the puts on the table makes her a person who did not follow the project.ciao.
If the problem is to have to recover quotas it seems to me that inventor goes quite well, if instead you want to recover quotas and hope that they are placed at your liking.... it seems a bit exaggerated.I also agree that it is not what, inventor fails to recover the odds from the model well. for me though it is a very serious sin; the times of the masses in the table stretch and then you have to "rethink" to what quotas you wanted in tolerance and what tolerance to put (e.g.: h7 or +0.1/0 ?) while when you design ideas you have clear.
My details always arise without tolerances.That's right. l'unico motif to put tolerances in a sketch, otherwise it's like making a house starting from the roof....![]()
All the measures are like "nominal" i.e. without tolerances, so already okay by itself.My details always arise without tolerances.
when the project takes a more consistent form and the details are consolidated, even partially, All the couplings and I give them, All, of tolerances in sketch quotations, even if I already know that I will develop the harvests (then if I find someone who helps me, the better)
beyond all, since inventor (and all other cad3d ) allows to document in the model the tolerances, I do not see why not do it, if it becomes system does not make you waste time, indeed.
Bye.
is exactly what I do; the problem is that with inventor I can not recover all quotas (at least not in the views where I want to put them); so about 1/3 of the quotas (I think, at least on average, but depends on the complexity of the table) I have to put them back by hand .... and I only see this as a waste of time. It's true that since version 9 (the first I used) things have improved... hopefully.It's enough that when you plan, the shares in the sketch put them with tolerance.
then, when you go to the table, quoti popping up the use of tolerance.
so it also avoids that mistakes arise, if the puts on the table makes her a person who did not follow the project.
Bye.