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by Turro75
Wed Jul 18, 2018 7:05 pm
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
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Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

I need help on decoding this beast Put these values to a constraint type: Point Coincident = 1 PointOnLine = 1 Point on Plane = 1 Plane = 3 Plane parallel = 2 Plane Angle = 2 Spherical coincidence= 3 axial circular = 4 circular edge = 5 circular edge + lock rotation = 6 mytest2_analisys.PNG mytest1...
by Turro75
Wed Jul 18, 2018 3:15 pm
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

Hi at all, Find my proposal for partial systems of Manuel's crankshaft... .Crankshaft-partial-Systems.png . Edit1 Assume about 500 steps per partial system necessary to solve very exact. => 3000 steps about needed, fast and much more accurate as solving all together. It will be a little bit slower ...
by Turro75
Wed Jul 18, 2018 8:42 am
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

Guys I updated the 6dof chart and the Manuel engine Manuel Engine Analisys.PNG assembly_6dof_analisys.PNG The target is understanding if the solver could split in sub assemblies if a son has 6 or more as sum of all constraints and the involved fathers also have 6 or more which should means they coul...
by Turro75
Tue Jul 17, 2018 11:21 pm
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

I need help on decoding this beast Put these values to a constraint type: Point Coincident = 1 PointOnLine = 1 Point on Plane = 1 Plane = 3 Plane parallel = 2 Plane Angle = 2 Spherical coincidence= 3 axial circular = 4 circular edge = 5 circular edge + lock rotation = 6 mytest2_analisys.PNG mytest1_...
by Turro75
Tue Jul 17, 2018 7:37 pm
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

1) in an assembly at least one part must be marked as fixed 2) when creating a constraint always select as first the reference object and then the object that must be moved. 3) manually pay attention to recursive constraint creation There is a case where rule 2 can't be applied: Parts assembled as ...
by Turro75
Tue Jul 17, 2018 5:14 pm
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

in the meanwhile something to read at the beach....

https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rapidproto/mech ... hpt4.html
by Turro75
Tue Jul 17, 2018 5:00 pm
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

Guys I just realized we have a problem (Houston...): Since we are talking about a single assembly there are no issues on placing objs within a specific tolerance.It's just a matter of time and how large You set the maxstep parameter in the solver. When we use an assembly as an imported subassembly ...
by Turro75
Tue Jul 17, 2018 3:34 pm
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

Guys I just realized we have a problem (Houston...): Since we are talking about a single assembly there are no issues on placing objs within a specific tolerance.It's just a matter of time and how large You set the maxstep parameter in the solver. When we use an assembly as an imported subassembly w...
by Turro75
Mon Jul 16, 2018 10:13 pm
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

@Kbwbe another experiment, this is std logic so all objs and constraints are evaluated at the same time, simply I set accuracy as a variable instead of const: it does 4 steps, the 1st with accuracy 0.1 then it solves at 0.01 (which is the current standard) and then 0.001 and finally 0.0001. I made a...
by Turro75
Mon Jul 16, 2018 9:34 am
Forum: Assembly
Topic: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)
Replies: 1842
Views: 514179

Re: Another approach to assembly solver (A2plus)

Sorry, edited this post as it was nonsense due to false click... @project4, i have the same opinion regarding 2'nd rule. Algorithm should do this, not user. As algorithm has to be changed anyway in bigger parts, i think this will be possible. in SW I had to manually take care of that, mixing refere...