It's all in the question
what are the original refs in the MyCAD viewer
how to model to have a clean preview when reading it in MyCAD
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It's all in the question
what are the original refs in the MyCAD viewer
how to model to have a clean preview when reading it in MyCAD
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for my part I practice like this and you
file convection problem X , Y, Z
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I think the problem comes from the way we use the parts creation file
For my part a new part:
Vertical Y
x horizontal
z depth
and following the extrudes on the front, the top, etc., the viewer puts them according to his definition of the axes.
I think it's because of this that the parts are not in the right direction when displayed.
yes I agree with you @ Gerald
but already if we speak the same language we understand each other better
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordonn%C3%A9es_cart%C3%A9siennes
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an image seen from the front under SW and from the front view under mycad
Me there are some to be an electronics technician maybe not good language
In summary, it is from your design of parts that the front view is defined, but you may notice that depending on the assemblies, the trihedron is not always in the same direction
for the assembly I want to understand
although on the final vision we must be able to coordinate the origin correctly
So you tell me depth in z I say elevation
since in my little head but I can be wrong
the X;Y is in top view
For me
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On SW, basic, it's
_ XY side
_ Left YZ
_ Top XZ
If you don't have that @gt22 it's because you had to modify your models!?
@ benoit
I have that but on the other hand as soon as you put it in mycad op it's different
So here's the real key question : why?
@ Benoit please explain if you can................ in MyCADplace it's not good
So what's the problem.....................; -(
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I asked the question about the band but I don't have any news despite the invitation to the file