I prefer using sketches for almost everything (so they can be modified later). Inserting a cylinder (Menu->Insert->Design Feature->Cylinder) in this case would have been quicker.
the problem you must highlight the circle with 3 point if you see the menu bar you are only highlight the circle with the center if you highlight the second behind it it will work thank for your effort and i wish it wii help you
Hi Dr Hutcheson, I followed your tutorial perfectly until it gets to the point you create a new motion and it's revolute. In my motion simulation interface, the joint drop down list has revolute and screw in grey and I can't use them, is there any button I didn't turn on or other issue? Do you have any clue about this? Thanks.
As a person who has taught a 3-d modeling lab, I would suggest you slow down to half your current pace. I'm learning NX, with a lot of experience in other platforms and it's hard to keep up with you. It would certainly help your students.
Hi, I am trying simulate a two bar robotic welding arm. Could you please let me know how to define the travel path of the second link along a inclined path?
For 2D, a Slider joint between the tip of the 2nd link and a vector along the inclined path should work. For 3D, a Planar joint using a normal vector for the plane should work.
i learn basic simulation from this video..i found lot of video ..bt i learn best from this video..thank u..keep it up..
I prefer using sketches for almost everything (so they can be modified later). Inserting a cylinder (Menu->Insert->Design Feature->Cylinder) in this case would have been quicker.
the problem you must highlight the circle with 3 point if you see the menu bar you are only highlight the circle with the center if you highlight the second behind it it will work
thank for your effort
and i wish it wii help you
Hi Dr Hutcheson,
I followed your tutorial perfectly until it gets to the point you create a new motion and it's revolute. In my motion simulation interface, the joint drop down list has revolute and screw in grey and I can't use them, is there any button I didn't turn on or other issue? Do you have any clue about this?
Thanks.
As a person who has taught a 3-d modeling lab, I would suggest you slow down to half your current pace. I'm learning NX, with a lot of experience in other platforms and it's hard to keep up with you. It would certainly help your students.
Tom Heller By that I mean your spoken pace, and i was referring to your first lesson. Sorry about that, youtube jumped on me.
Tom Heller By that I mean your spoken pace, and i was referring to your first lesson. Sorry about that, youtube jumped on me.
[Nephew of Ida] Thank you for the video but it does not work in my case. Something went wrong between Solver and animation.
Any reason you don't use cylinders instead of sketching?
Hi, I am trying simulate a two bar robotic welding arm. Could you please let me know how to define the travel path of the second link along a inclined path?
For 2D, a Slider joint between the tip of the 2nd link and a vector along the inclined path should work. For 3D, a Planar joint using a normal vector for the plane should work.
Sir ,can we calculate forces transfer, acceleration, velocity in links?
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