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Define an as-built slider joint between two components and set joint limits.
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Exercise
Transcript
00:02
This is a practice exercise video solution
00:06
to get started. Let's open the supply data set linear
00:08
bearing dot F 3D.
00:10
This design contains two components. We've got the slide and the linear bearing.
00:15
Notice the small red pin icon next to the slide component,
00:18
meaning it's fixed in space.
00:20
The linear bearing however, is free to move.
00:22
If we grab it and pull it, you can see that it's able to be moved around.
00:26
We're going to select revert position and then from our assemble menu,
00:29
select as built joint
00:31
from the ASB
00:32
joint. We first want to pick our type.
00:34
In this case, we're going to be using a slider joint.
00:37
Then we want to pick our components
00:39
first, we'll pick the rail, then we'll pick the slider.
00:43
Next, we need to pick the snap position.
00:45
If we hover over a linear edge,
00:47
we can snap to the middle position and notice
00:50
that it's animating the first component we selected.
00:53
This is OK because once we complete the as built joint,
00:56
it will respect all other relationships in the design.
00:60
We also want to take a look at adding a minimum and maximum value.
01:04
Currently, it's listed as zero because this is our current position.
01:08
If we manually drag these, notice that we're going to a positive value,
01:13
we're gonna move this until 210 millimeters
01:16
which will go all the way to the end and we'll select, OK.
01:20
Now, we should be able to move this all the way to the end
01:23
using those edit limits as its full extent.
01:27
Anytime we move a component,
01:29
we will have to either capture its position or revert its position.
01:32
The joints are now listed in a joint folder as slider one and we can
01:36
right click and edit the joint limits if we need to make any adjustments.
01:40
For example, the minimum value, we may want to use a minus 10 millimeters
01:44
we can hit enter
01:46
and now it's a allowed to slide to the left a
01:47
little bit and then all the way to the right,
01:49
an additional 210 millimeters
01:52
from here. Let's make sure that we save the design before moving on.
Video transcript
00:02
This is a practice exercise video solution
00:06
to get started. Let's open the supply data set linear
00:08
bearing dot F 3D.
00:10
This design contains two components. We've got the slide and the linear bearing.
00:15
Notice the small red pin icon next to the slide component,
00:18
meaning it's fixed in space.
00:20
The linear bearing however, is free to move.
00:22
If we grab it and pull it, you can see that it's able to be moved around.
00:26
We're going to select revert position and then from our assemble menu,
00:29
select as built joint
00:31
from the ASB
00:32
joint. We first want to pick our type.
00:34
In this case, we're going to be using a slider joint.
00:37
Then we want to pick our components
00:39
first, we'll pick the rail, then we'll pick the slider.
00:43
Next, we need to pick the snap position.
00:45
If we hover over a linear edge,
00:47
we can snap to the middle position and notice
00:50
that it's animating the first component we selected.
00:53
This is OK because once we complete the as built joint,
00:56
it will respect all other relationships in the design.
00:60
We also want to take a look at adding a minimum and maximum value.
01:04
Currently, it's listed as zero because this is our current position.
01:08
If we manually drag these, notice that we're going to a positive value,
01:13
we're gonna move this until 210 millimeters
01:16
which will go all the way to the end and we'll select, OK.
01:20
Now, we should be able to move this all the way to the end
01:23
using those edit limits as its full extent.
01:27
Anytime we move a component,
01:29
we will have to either capture its position or revert its position.
01:32
The joints are now listed in a joint folder as slider one and we can
01:36
right click and edit the joint limits if we need to make any adjustments.
01:40
For example, the minimum value, we may want to use a minus 10 millimeters
01:44
we can hit enter
01:46
and now it's a allowed to slide to the left a
01:47
little bit and then all the way to the right,
01:49
an additional 210 millimeters
01:52
from here. Let's make sure that we save the design before moving on.
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