jim78b
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how do you rotate by turning a rotation like in autocad, I mean autocad does the command rotate and asks the solidworks reference in the sketch does not ask, you know how do you do it?
sampom
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jim78b
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Hi, but you know that I can't make sure that the terna is now orthogonal, I would like to change the reference, but do I have to click on the ball of the terna? ?
jim78b
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re_solidworks
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I repeat that to post pictures you have to use the advanced mode and management attachments. It is not permitted by the regulation to use other methods to post images. I invite you to pay attention to compliance with the rules.
jim78b
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marcof
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he had already re_solidworks modifying your post...
marcof
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You have to decide to express yourself clearly, otherwise here we have to compete for those who have the most effective crystal bowl...
in the first post you talked about the rotation command in the sketch, and sampom wrote you how to do it, but you say you can't.
in the last image you posted (or better than re_solidworks for the umpteenth time posted for you
) You can see that you are out of the sketch environment: eek:, so you don't understand what you want to rotate and it sure is not what sampom explained to you. Do you want to rotate the view along around a board or a sketch board? Click the middle button on the edge/line (but also point or face) around which you want to rotate the view, highlight the entity, rotate the view by pressing the central key.if you need to know something different, for pity, formulate a clear and intelligible question. . .
jim78b
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Who knows why on sti foum there are always those who want to make the saccenti, I will express myself badly but I also put the image you don't understand? It is clear that my rotation does not start straight.
jim78b
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ps I do not want to rotate the view, I want to rotate the sketch lines as in the figure
marcof
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change the sketch (in your image you are out of the sketch environment) and use the wheel commands (or move depending on how you bound the sketch).
I can't tell you
sampom
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I invite you not to respond in a skeptical way and to maintain polite tones..thanks.
no one here wants to be a savant, only you try to understand to help and who needs help in this case is you. If you are receiving answers obviously someone shows interest to you, then I find out where you complain.
you do everything possible to "interpret" the directions (scarne?) provided and can happen to understand badly especially when you explain badly... Let him know.
And that image you put is nothing more than helping.
Here, just what you want to turn was not clear.
<come in figureWhat does that mean? What figure? You mean you want to take the parallel/perpendicular sketch to that red line?
I showed you how to rotate the sketch (or entity of the sketch), the selections (or select only the entities interested in editing), right click and from the context menu choose wheel wheel and you open that property manager highlighted in my image and from there you do everything (there is also the button with ?, use it!!). clearly to be able to rotate it must not be completely defined Otherwise he's stuck where he is. You will have to free him from constraints only to allow this operation.
then continuing to follow your "explainations" I imagined that you wanted to turn the ucs (to say it to the autocad, but forget it acad when you use swx) and this wishing you can do in the part or in the assieme (or better, you can add another system of coordinates arranged and directed as you want), but I did not understand the usefulness in your case, and not even use it just because it never served me.
Still continuing it returned to the rotation of the sketch (or entity of the sketch), then to the first explanation I gave you.. So decide, is that what you want?
from the image you're obviously in a sketch (as opposed to what I thought before) but I think you're not in the sketch you want to rotate. do you want to rotate the asola so that it is parallel/orthagonal to the red line? Had it, the active sketch is not that as it is grey. You just are showing. you know in it Sketch 2 of folded sheet. .Maybe he's a new one? (if before photographing you expanded the elements involved in the feature manager you understood better).
if you want to rotate the asola enters his own sketch and make sure that it is not fully bound (and that it does not have external references), then you can do everything previously said.
then better explained, post more meaningful images (at the limit directly the files of origin) and bear patience, so much patience.. as we are doing we go crazy
biggrin to help you.greetings
Mar
marcof
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Oh, man, we're already at 12 post and what can't be helped is you, not me. It is not a matter of wisdom.. .
no, you don't understand a bat, and if sampom wrote you a half novel in the last post it's just because not-you-know which is your problem.
Understanding means that who reads you, in two lines gives you the solution, not that he has to write to tear off with the cloths what you have in your head but that you cannot share with us.
The "rotations that do not leave straight" are far beyond my understanding. I pass the ball to those two sant'men of sampom and re_solidworks that I think are still in christmas babble costume:tongue:
Er Presidente
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It's not his fault!
first you infect him and then you complain that "sragiona"!
"rotations don't start straight anymore" only and only when intoxication starts hitting the central nervous system!
p.s.: for clarity I would like to point out that the constraints bind us, preventing us from intervene, unfortunately this is the bitter truth!
:biggrin:
cacciatorino
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next time you park the car uphill, I recommend it, it's not that if you leave things there randomly without binding them then you find them where you left them, as they do some modeling tools that for intrinsic limits are able to simulate only a very small part of the surrounding reality... :tongue:
sampom
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It's the last few days, then I'm going straight to the befana. and eye that that keeps na fucks with heavy handle and knotty and not always is kind and agreeing like the cute red bear dressed. .:biggrin:
@ _jim78b_ One more thing:
You did that sketch/part so only you can know how you did it that way. and therefore only you can know where and how to go to recover it to change it (and then why??? ).
or you show us and explain everything well or you don't get a spider out of the hole.
greetings
Marco:smile:
jim78b
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Hello ok excuse.
and thank you
you want to rotate the asola so that it is parallel/orthagonal to the red line.
But how do I get into the "sketch"? The asola is part of the sketch.
and thank you
you want to rotate the asola so that it is parallel/orthagonal to the red line.
But how do I get into the "sketch"? The asola is part of the sketch.
sampom
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post an image where in the feature manager base flangia1 e board flangia1 be expanded, so see where the head is blessed is sketch (if you want to post directly the file of the part; zipper and attach it). found the one clicks above with the right and choose change sketch You don't have to open a new sketch. and let us also see the sheet metal part, always with the elements of the expanded fm.
But I see that the sheet has external references (base flange1 is followed by a sign -; did you model it in the axieme?
If so it is bound to the context in which you modeled it (axieme) and therefore the sketch cannot "manipulate" independently. as mentioned before you should release it from the constraints, but if you do it and change the references in the sketch then you fill the axieme of errors (that already only this file contains errors, as rightly signals the fm with the x in the red balls.. did you not see them?). if the parts are simple and the whole is not completely parameterized would not be a big problem, then go to correct/update. . but it is a waste of time and denotes conceptual errors in the approach to modeling. errors that take you back to prevent some operations (and perhaps just what is happening).
I repeat, put explanatory images that with that nothing ends.
Instead, post the files that even if with later versions of yours we will see to understand and explain to you what happens. if the part is shaped in the axieme you will have to post that too (if it is not too big).
greetings
Mar
p.s. there are tutorials and online guide, very well done and explained step by step. fail and consult it because here it seems that the basics are missing.
then I did not understand, in the profile as software citi 2008 (of what program?) and the image is of 2007.. What version do you use? ?
re_solidworks
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to turn that compass you have to go into the sketch of the asola itself. to do this go to the feature, click the sketch and then press the dx to change the sketch (or select sketch from the context menu).
do this you must ensure that there are no constraints that block the position of the socket as horizontal, vertical or parallel.
made this roar the asola with the wheel command or simply dragging a sketch point, depends on how it is done. test first with the rotation tool.
do this you must ensure that there are no constraints that block the position of the socket as horizontal, vertical or parallel.
made this roar the asola with the wheel command or simply dragging a sketch point, depends on how it is done. test first with the rotation tool.
