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new user, moving the assembly |
Nov 16 2009, 03:52 AM
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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 16-November 09 Member No.: 415 |
I have successfully created an assembly model of a robot similar to the video shown. It animates as expected. In the video the user appears to be moving a box which is a target. The robot then moves to maintain constraint when updated. In my case, when I update, the target object goes back to the arm, instead of the arm moving to the target. Seems like some kind of hierarchy? I must be missing a step.
Thanks for the help, and for the plugin. Looking forward to how it develops. |
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Nov 16 2009, 11:44 AM
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![]() Member ![]() Group: Driving Dimensions Posts: 20 Joined: 5-November 09 Member No.: 398 |
I have successfully created an assembly model of a robot similar to the video shown. It animates as expected. In the video the user appears to be moving a box which is a target. The robot then moves to maintain constraint when updated. In my case, when I update, the target object goes back to the arm, instead of the arm moving to the target. Seems like some kind of hierarchy? I must be missing a step. Thanks for the help, and for the plugin. Looking forward to how it develops. Hi McGee, try to apply Fixation constraint to the target box. It will prevent the box from being moved by Rhino Assembly, the arm should move instead.Thank you for the interest to our plug-in. -------------------- LEDAS Driving Dimensions Team
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