Man Please tell me how did you do that custom property called Internal Volumen in min 5:56 , I just find the default option for volume when I try to link the custom property volume to the note I created, but this default volume custom property doesn´t shows the intersection volumen, How did you get that custom property for that specific intersection volumen? Please tell us, 😀.
Good video. But what happens if you want to calculate volume specific fill line? At the minute I play trial and error on the plane height until I reach my desired volume. Is there a more efficient way of doing it?
You could try automating the process by using a Design Study. Here is a video that covers using a design study for geometry-based optimization: ruclips.net/video/XIzRwbBqpP4/видео.html In the context of what you are asking, you could setup the goal for the design study to be the volume of the "fluid" body. and to target a specific value. Or simply run a batch of design studies varying the offset for the fluid body across a broad range, with a small step value to get the results tabulated.
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Thank you such a clear and detailed explanation!
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Great explanation. Thanks!
Great Video.
Man Please tell me how did you do that custom property called Internal Volumen in min 5:56 , I just find the default option for volume when I try to link the custom property volume to the note I created, but this default volume custom property doesn´t shows the intersection volumen, How did you get that custom property for that specific intersection volumen? Please tell us, 😀.
From File> Properties> (Name your custom property, e.g. Internal volume) and add choose the volume under Value/Text Expression
how to add the thickness to the bottle, as it is varying all over the place?
Good video. But what happens if you want to calculate volume specific fill line?
At the minute I play trial and error on the plane height until I reach my desired volume. Is there a more efficient way of doing it?
You could try automating the process by using a Design Study. Here is a video that covers using a design study for geometry-based optimization: ruclips.net/video/XIzRwbBqpP4/видео.html
In the context of what you are asking, you could setup the goal for the design study to be the volume of the "fluid" body. and to target a specific value.
Or simply run a batch of design studies varying the offset for the fluid body across a broad range, with a small step value to get the results tabulated.
I don't want my annotation to appear in every model configuration. How do I suppress it in some configurations?
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