flim wrote: ↑Sat Jul 28, 2018 6:30 pmEdit: I found I was wrong.TheMarkster wrote: ↑Sat Jul 28, 2018 5:35 pm Try setting the alias on the cell containing the value (B2 in this case) instead of the label (A2) in column A. (The yellow highlighted cells are the ones containing the aliases.)
How to project point of a body
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Re: How to project point of a body
Re: How to project point of a body
I have taken Normand's file and could simplify it even abit more by using the upper edge as a sweep path so the original sketch isn't needed any more
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Re: How to project point of a body
And by doing that, you are making a more fragile feature that depends on the topology, and you needed to select edges all around the Pad which is cumbersome. As I wrote in a previous reply:
In my last file, I used the same sketch for the Pad and the sweep path. It appears twice in the tree, under the Pad and under the Sweep; but it is the same sketch.
Also worth mentioning, hammax added a lot of construction lines in the sketch, I'm not sure why; the original sketch had a lot less.
Re: How to project point of a body
Ok, ok you are right - as always; in fact very right. It was too fast a shot, I hadn't seen that Sketch002 wasn't an extra sketch for the sweep. Usually I would promise to think twice before posting but here it would have been enough to think once. Sorry guys.
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Re: How to project point of a body
… I used the original sketch from flim and changed his arcs to construction lines to get them out of sight.
So I avoided to set up a new sketch, which I would have preferred.
Before that I had spent enough time, to search what was wrong with the PD-subtractive-sweep.
Only impatience.
So I avoided to set up a new sketch, which I would have preferred.
Before that I had spent enough time, to search what was wrong with the PD-subtractive-sweep.
Only impatience.