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[M.Furno]

Hi.
I don't know if it's possible but I'm trying to attribute a variable to multiple objects coupled to a certain distance, I don't want to impose a parameterization outside my set but simply create a variable that from time to time I go to change to move the location of these objects and be able to make some simulations.
It seems so trivial but at the end of Friday I just lost some time and I didn't solve anything. probably the best solution is to make it change all the quotas by hand but sometimes the variations are small and I do not want to miss the pieces. Is it possible for you?
Thank you very much
Mar

 

[cacciatorino]

It seems so trivial but at the end of Friday I just lost some time and I didn't solve anything. probably the best solution is to make it change all the quotas by hand but sometimes the variations are small and I do not want to miss the pieces. Is it possible for you?
Thank you very much
Mar

first open the equation editor and define a variable, for example "a".

then double-click the bond you want to parameterize and you'll see the share in the model. then right click on the quota and choose "link value", opens a window with a drop-down menu from which to choose the variable to which to connect the quota, for example "a". refer the procedure for each constraint.

Note: in swx the matching bond and the offset constraint with zero offset are two different constraints (I tell you why you use it even if instead this differentiation does not exist), so if you have placed your solids with the bond matching the quota to be parameterized you will not be able to see it.

I hope you have understood your poroblem and have responded properly.

 

[M.Furno]

You bastard!
works great, in the Italian version of sw the voice is called "connected value" and is a monstrous ficata.
Thank you very much
Mar

 

[Mike1967]

You bastard!
works great, in the Italian version of sw the voice is called "connected value" and is a monstrous ficata.
Thank you very much
Mar

Connected value is not an equation, to better say, makes all odds
connected to an identical value.
equations allow you complex and related calculations between quotas or elements
sketchy.

 

[SolidUser]

Connected value is not an equation, to better say, makes all odds
connected to an identical value.
equations allow you complex and related calculations between quotas or elements
sketchy.

I'm sorry, isn't it an equation?
is it not an equation?
even if it is trivial, easy and obvious, to me it turns out to be considered in mathematics an equation.

 

[Mike1967]

I'm sorry, isn't it an equation?
is it not an equation?
even if it is trivial, easy and obvious, to me it turns out to be considered in mathematics an equation.

Yes, if you want to make it thin, but if you want to put equations, it's not that.
method.
That fellow quotas is used to make some quotas equal, the equations (this - the one plus the other : fat = tot) are another thing... I think.

 

[SolidUser]

Yes, if you want to make it thin, but if you want to put equations, it's not that.
method.
That fellow quotas is used to make some quotas equal, the equations (this - the one plus the other : fat = tot) are another thing... I think.

try to do this:
1) make two odds equal with the linking method....
2) go to the equation menu and see what jumps out

are equations to all effects.

Look... I think writing inaccuracies is not correct for those who read us.

 

[Mike1967]

try to do this:
1) make two odds equal with the linking method....
2) go to the equation menu and see what jumps out

are equations to all effects.

Look... I think writing inaccuracies is not correct for those who read us.

All right, think about it as you want, for me to only unify quotas to the same
common value, then, logically, being numbers inserts them into the folder
equations.. .
I'm sorry if I wrote inaccuracies, with my media license I don't come any further, I wrote what I think I do
That function. (point)

 

[M.Furno]

Hi.
what you say is correct but the original question was not like creating a finite variable but creating a variable (simil parameter) that was inside the model and linking it to a relationship between parts within the axieme, I tried to insert the references of the sketch quotas but I couldn't get the desired result. creating a variable and using the "link" I managed to create the desired "parameterization".
greetings

 

[SolidUser]

All right, think about it as you want, for me to only unify quotas to the same
common value, then, logically, being numbers inserts them into the folder
equations.. .
I'm sorry if I wrote inaccuracies, with my media license I don't come any further, I wrote what I think I do
That function. (point)

I didn't want to be offensive, but the connected values are an equation of equality.
In fact, if you give up this equation of equality, you can make it even more complex.

 

[Mike1967]

I didn't want to be offensive, but the connected values are an equation of equality.
In fact, if you give up this equation of equality, you can make it even more complex.

we agree on this. After all... :biggrin:

 

[Oldwarper]

I didn't want to be offensive, but the connected values are an equation of equality.
In fact, if you give up this equation of equality, you can make it even more complex.

equations created with "connected values" are not editable. in the equations folder the value appears, not editable.

If you want to change a variable from the equation interface you must first assign the value to a variable, then assign with equal relationships (or other) the variable to entities, or rather, assign to the odds the value of the variable through equality or other formula (see that however the equations have a "senso", are not bidirectional).

 

[Mike1967]

equations created with "connected values" are not editable. in the equations folder the value appears, not editable.

If you want to change a variable from the equation interface you must first assign the value to a variable, then assign with equal relationships (or other) the variable to entities, or rather, assign to the odds the value of the variable through equality or other formula (see that however the equations have a "senso", are not bidirectional).

Here, you are always the usual:wink:, I took 10 posts to say what you wrote... in a single intervention :biggrin:

 

[Oldwarper]

Here, you are always the usual:wink:, I took 10 posts to say what you wrote... in a single intervention

Are they or are not a mod...???:36_9_4:

I read everything and do the "resume of the previous bets"... nothing more...:biggrin::biggrin:

 

[marcof]

equations created with "connected values" are not editable. in the equations folder the value appears, not editable.

quoton!
the Connected Values allows you to change that value from any linked geometric entity, with the a=b equation you can change only the b quota
are two different things

 

[SolidUser]

equations created with "connected values" are not editable. in the equations folder the value appears, not editable.

If you want to change a variable from the equation interface you must first assign the value to a variable, then assign with equal relationships (or other) the variable to entities, or rather, assign to the odds the value of the variable through equality or other formula (see that however the equations have a "senso", are not bidirectional).

You're right. It's not editable, I was sure otherwise.
I apologize for too much presumption.

 

[flaminio]

I would like to ask a question always inherent in global equations or variables.
if I have to define a variable I go into the equations window of a set and write:
"a"=7 for example
how can I use this variable even within the individual parts that make up the axieme?
I ask this because the variable is available to me in the environment together, but not within the change of the part in the axieme.
Thank you.

 

[SolidUser]

I would like to ask a question always inherent in global equations or variables.
if I have to define a variable I go into the equations window of a set and write:
"a"=7 for example
how can I use this variable even within the individual parts that make up the axieme?
I ask this because the variable is available to me in the environment together, but not within the change of the part in the axieme.
Thank you.

is a novelty of 2011, sharing equations or global variables.
Save in text files your equations in a shared location, sectable in system options and each part can use them.

 

[flaminio]

Ah, thank you. I actually felt like a big limitation. For example, I design a large multi-part structure, if you don't want to parameterize anything, let me parameterize all the joint holes. If I change bolts I do? I'm gonna change all the holes, come by now? He really wanted us.

 

[re_solidworks]

Ah, thank you. I actually felt like a big limitation. For example, I design a large multi-part structure, if you don't want to parameterize anything, let me parameterize all the joint holes. If I change bolts I do? I'm gonna change all the holes, come by now? He really wanted us.

for this it would be enough to use toolbox and with smart fastener the holes and bolts remain connected to size level.