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Re: Automated fault checking
"It is much harder to simplify than to complicate."
Joseph Kimble
Joseph Kimble
Re: Automated fault checking
Just by way of interest, perhaps someone might use this Dependency Graph to show an absolute newb what it means and what help it can be in fault finding.
Help yourself.
I have attached the Document (see ZIP).
BTW: This little beasty is a sort of nose clip which fits (with a little difficulty until you get used to it) on one of those disposable surgical masks we all know and love:
Believe it or not, it stops my glasses fogging up! Help yourself.
I have attached the Document (see ZIP).
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"It is much harder to simplify than to complicate."
Joseph Kimble
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Re: Automated fault checking
* You can mirror all the functions (except the 1st one).
* My file for other point of view.
* No zip please, it's PITA.
* My file for other point of view.
* No zip please, it's PITA.
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Re: Automated fault checking
FCStd files are zipped...Vagulus wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 9:56 pm Just by way of interest, perhaps someone might use this Dependency Graph to show an absolute newb what it means and what help it can be in fault finding.
220114 Anti Fogger Dependency Graph.png
BTW: This little beasty is a sort of nose clip which fits (with a little difficulty until you get used to it) on one of those disposable surgical masks we all know and love:
220115 Anti-Fogger - 240x320.png
Believe it or not, it stops my glasses fogging up!
Help yourself.
I have attached the Document (see ZIP).
The dependency tree is simply a different representation of the tree. Look at the top,of the graph and follow it down. It follows the attachments and such going up the tree. When there are no red lines, it essentially is just the tree upside down.
If there are red lines it indicates something higher up the tree is dependent on (being created by) something created later. Something higher in the tree can't be created by something lower, it always needs to be top down.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Spock: "...His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking."
Re: Automated fault checking
I did mirror them all except the first one and the fillet.Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 10:35 pm * You can mirror all the functions (except the 1st one).
* My file for other point of view.
That's a very efficient way of creating the model. I'll try to remember that technique.
I didn't worry about filleting all the edges because I use 0.8mm nozzles and the edges are pretty-much filleted already.
Thanks
"It is much harder to simplify than to complicate."
Joseph Kimble
Joseph Kimble
Re: Automated fault checking
[quothttps://wiki.freecadweb.org/Online_Help_Toce=drmacro post_id=561824 time=1642200835 user_id=2867]
If there are red lines it indicates something higher up the tree is dependent on (being created by) something created later. Something higher in the tree can't be created by something lower, it always needs to be top down.
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Hmmm. I can't imagine how that could happen. I guess I'll just wait until, in one of my inevitable bursts of stupidity, I do it myself.
I have been having a little play with Dependency Graphs and they are decipherable while the model is relatively simple When the model is more complex you can't tell which arrow goes where. https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArMxdUYEh9fKwBYo8vj ... a?e=NfQjIy
FTR: Zipping files is a bit of a habit because of the size limit on attachments. IMHO it's way too low.
If there are red lines it indicates something higher up the tree is dependent on (being created by) something created later. Something higher in the tree can't be created by something lower, it always needs to be top down.
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Hmmm. I can't imagine how that could happen. I guess I'll just wait until, in one of my inevitable bursts of stupidity, I do it myself.
I have been having a little play with Dependency Graphs and they are decipherable while the model is relatively simple When the model is more complex you can't tell which arrow goes where. https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArMxdUYEh9fKwBYo8vj ... a?e=NfQjIy
FTR: Zipping files is a bit of a habit because of the size limit on attachments. IMHO it's way too low.
"It is much harder to simplify than to complicate."
Joseph Kimble
Joseph Kimble
Re: Automated fault checking
Have you tried adjusting the compression level in the FreeCAD preferences?
And yes the limit is generally too small, but, the storage space available is at a premium as I understand it.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Spock: "...His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking."
Re: Automated fault checking
Until now I was unaware that I could. There are so many things in this wonderful software that mere mortals like me were not born knowing.
I know that storage space is in short supply so I make a little donation monthly [wiki]https://wiki.freecadweb.org/Donate/en[/wiki] to help a bit. There's a little hint for all the other newbies. Probably something they did not know about at birth!
"It is much harder to simplify than to complicate."
Joseph Kimble
Joseph Kimble
Re: Automated fault checking
Without looking at the actual file there is a toponaming waiting to happen - see how DatumPlane is dependent only on Pad002 - probably mapped to a face there and without going over all mappable items it is impossible to spot.
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Re: Automated fault checking
All functions (except 1st) in the same mirror.Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Fri Jan 14, 2022 10:35 pm * You can mirror all the functions (except the 1st one).