relationships in the sketch.

[Cast16]

Hi.
I want to make a set bound by a sketch, but I can't set the relationships as in the figures below:
I want to make sure that when the angle a>90, the square stands as in the immg.a, and when a<90 as in the immg.b

Do you think of anything?
Thank you.
aurel.

 

[radio]

the hippo is that depending on the fact that the angle is > or < 90° the top of the square to be bound is different.
what I would try to do is to create a bundle of assemblies with 2 components, in the rpimo I would win edge 1, in the second corner 2; then according to the angle between the lines I would activate one component or the other.
Alternatively you can bind both edges, manually disable a bond or the other.
I imagine that this last operation can be done with a macro, but here I stop because me and the macros (the ones still to do) are not very friends.

 

[gerod]

here you have to work with the notions of geometry more than with the bonds of solid edge!! !
must find the relationship that binds the position to the corner, but the casino is when the corner is at 90°.
You have to pull out a distance somewhere and link it to the corner.
Hi.

 

[Be_on_edge]

I would make a formula on the distance of the edge block. something like > 90 then the distance is 0 if < 90 then the distance is the thing of the angle * radius.

Hi.

 

[Cast16]

I would make a formula on the distance of the edge block. something like > 90 then the distance is 0 if < 90 then the distance is the thing of the angle * radius.

Hi.

That's what I thought, too, but I don't know how to write the formula in the variable table.
I had also asked another question (on how to set relationships with the condition if....) but I did not have an answer or I did not understand where to look. . .

 

[Be_on_edge]

That's what I thought, too, but I don't know how to write the formula in the variable table.
I had also asked another question (on how to set relationships with the condition if....) but I did not have an answer or I did not understand where to look. . .

I think I have responded here on the forum at least a couple of times to this question.

=abs(a=20)*150

if a is = 20 the result of the formula will be 150, otherwise 0

=abs(angle>90)*cos(angle)*rage

if angle is greater than 90 the result of the formula will be the angle cosine multiplied by the radius otherwise 0

ciao

 

[gerod]

For the record.
I've been looking for the functions of myself, found them on the help and solved the problem.
So, geometric functions, a little help online and the thing is done.
Squeeze the fantasy! ! !