share strings consecutive

[tere_106]

Hi, I need help....
I have solidworks 2003 (but I saw on the 2011 tutorial that is not changed. . )
I have a sequence of 3 consecutive arches that I have to quote according to x, how can I do? It only makes me do the quota and I can only bind the radius. I need to quote them even on the basis of their initial and final points and I don't know the breadth of them.
I hope I've been clear!
Thank you.

 

[Mike1967]

Hi, I need help....
I have solidworks 2003 (but I saw on the 2011 tutorial that is not changed. . )
I have a sequence of 3 consecutive arches that I have to quote according to x, how can I do? It only makes me do the quota and I can only bind the radius.
I need to quote them even on the basis of their initial and final points and I don't know the breadth of them.
I hope I've been clear!
Thank you.

It is not clear to me if the arches are repeated radially or linearly.
If you select the two final points of a bow, do not quote it?
Doesn't it make you measure the length of the bow?
I used 2003, in its time, almost 10 years ago, I think it could be
quote the bow as the last versions, but I wouldn't swear
place a small example.
[youtube]vozf-mchw[/youtube]

 

[tere_106]

It is not clear to me if the arches are repeated radially or linearly.
If you select the two final points of a bow, do not quote it?
Doesn't it make you measure the length of the bow?
I used 2003, in its time, almost 10 years ago, I think it could be
quote the bow as the last versions, but I wouldn't swear
place a small example.
[youtube]vozf-mchw[/youtube]

hello mike, thank you for the answer, but it's not what I look for and obvious I didn't explain.
the 3 strings are consecutive (attached then), what I saw in the tutorial is what I can do and that gives me the program automatically. the problem, taking the tutorial is this:
- the three arches are attached
- detects x [oltre che del centro del raggio (che sappiamo fare)] also of the beginning/end of the arc, to quote right along a direction that is x or y at this point does not matter... .
...the figure is as if it were a s and I need to know the x and y of conjunction arches.

Hi.

 

[Mike1967]

hello mike, thank you for the answer, but it's not what I look for and obvious I didn't explain.
the 3 strings are consecutive (attached then), what I saw in the tutorial is what I can do and that gives me the program automatically. the problem, taking the tutorial is this:
- the three arches are attached
- detects x [oltre che del centro del raggio (che sappiamo fare)] also of the beginning/end of the arc, to quote right along a direction that is x or y at this point does not matter... .
...the figure is as if it were a s and I need to know the x and y of conjunction arches.

Hi.

you can post an image, even a pencil.. I don't understand the problem. :redface:

 

[Mike1967]

Tell me what you're interested in.

 

[Ivan1990]

hello mike, thank you for the answer, but it's not what I look for and obvious I didn't explain.
the 3 strings are consecutive (attached then), what I saw in the tutorial is what I can do and that gives me the program automatically. the problem, taking the tutorial is this:
- the three arches are attached
- detects x [oltre che del centro del raggio (che sappiamo fare)] also of the beginning/end of the arc, to quote right along a direction that is x or y at this point does not matter... .
...the figure is as if it were a s and I need to know the x and y of conjunction arches.

Hi.

Isn't it that you use spline and not string commands?

 

[Ivan1990]

You mean something like that?

 

[tere_106]

you can post an image, even a pencil.. I don't understand the problem. :redface:

Okay, thank you. I hope to be clearer in solving my problem.
I need x and y (so the technician asked me), the rest of the odds I have.

I put the picture.
Hi.

 

[tere_106]

Okay, exactly, what you posted... I did not have the page refreshed and in the meantime I had done mine.

 

[Ivan1990]

Okay, exactly, what you posted... I did not have the page refreshed and in the meantime I had done mine.

I don't know solidworks 2003, in 2011 if I use the string commands, I automatically exit the intersection points between a circumference and another, it seems strange not to do it there too, is it you use the spline command?

 

[Mike1967]

Okay, thank you. I hope to be clearer in solving my problem.
I need x and y (so the technician asked me), the rest of the odds I have.

I put the picture.
Hi.

You mean you can't do this?
[youtube]a3ptstx6yyym[/youtube]

 

[tere_106]

You mean you can't do this?

It is true and I continue to fail.

the sketch I have bound him (and not overcome).
If I go originally I can't share the points I'm interested in. I think I'm wrong with some stupid things. ...for example from the video he quotes from origin... I can't, always selects the arc...

 

[tere_106]

I don't know solidworks 2003, in 2011 if I use the string commands, I automatically exit the intersection points between a circumference and another, it seems strange not to do it there too, is it you use the spline command?

no, created through arches.

 

[Mike1967]

It is true and I continue to fail.

the sketch I have bound him (and not overcome).
If I go originally I can't share the points I'm interested in. I think I'm wrong with some stupid things. ...for example from the video he quotes from origin... I can't, always selects the arc...

then publish a screen, you did not specify if you are working on a part, a set or a design....

If you put a point at any point and make it fixed, does it work?
Is it working?
Are you sure what you see is origin?

 

[Ivan1990]

It is true and I continue to fail.

the sketch I have bound him (and not overcome).
If I go originally I can't share the points I'm interested in. I think I'm wrong with some stupid things. ...for example from the video he quotes from origin... I can't, always selects the arc...

But when you draw a bow, do you score points at the beginning and end of the arch?

 

[Mike1967]

But when you draw a bow, do you score points at the beginning and end of the arch?

that is just an option to enable, however the final points would hook them the same, from what little I understood you can not hook the presumed origin that other is that the intersection of the three main floors.

 

[tere_106]

that is just an option to enable, however the final points would hook them the same, from what little I understood you can not hook the presumed origin that other is that the intersection of the three main floors.

Sorry about the last statement, I felt bad.
referring to the design I posted:
- I put the coincidence between the origin or the final point the horizontal line;
- the constraints are in the sketch
- always in the sketch though I want to override the sketch, I can't quote the distance or junction point between 2 arches.

 

[tere_106]

But when you draw a bow, do you score points at the beginning and end of the arch?

Yes, end start and center.

 

[Mike1967]

Sorry about the last statement, I felt bad.
referring to the design I posted:
- I put the coincidence between the origin or the final point the horizontal line;
- the constraints are in the sketch
- always in the sketch though I want to override the sketch, I can't quote the distance or junction point between 2 arches.

I tried to install sw 2003 on my pc, but the 64 bit at that time I think it was not contemplated...

However, it traces two lines of construction, a real and a horizontal one, which originate from the origin.
Try now to quote by leaning on those two lines to perform your quotation.
Let me know (I knew I could install 2003 but I should create a virtual machine and I don't really want it) if you did.
Surely it's stupid, but if you don't even publish a screen
The Brembate Maga comes... :biggrin:

 

[Simo91]

I also understood something like that, but my quotas had to be related to other sketches.
I have done nothing but create myself with the points and axes a sort of origin, which I have placed fixing it in the position I needed, and then quotating everything from that point.
in extreme cases you can do so, a little long in some cases but it works.