Hello
I have a library function that allows me to place slotted holes with a maximum center distance on parts.
I would like to have the same function but with a fixed axis and have the start and finish as a variable.
Does anyone already have these types of tools in their backpack?
I'm attaching the "between Maxi axis" library function to get an idea of what I want.
Regards.
Hello
If I am not wrong in a function we can modify the values once the function has been inserted
Hello, nothing could be easier.
Create the Vaiables:
Length = Length Rib
Start 1 = left start hill
Start 2 = straight start hill
centre distance = ( "L" -"Start1"+"Start2" ) / ( "nb" - 1 )
number (number of holes) = ( "L" - ("Start1"+"Start2") ) / ( "ent max" ) + 1.5
max centre distance = 600 (example
Sounds good to you?
@Bart, I tried with the variables but it doesn't work. I may have designed my play badly.
I attach it
Each side in your equations must be linked to a variable.
Example, for the number of holes:
number of holes (number on your drawing) = number
number (number of holes) = ( "L" - ("Start1"+"Start2") ) / ( "ent max" ) + 1.5
Export the equations file, and send it to see what's wrong.
@ romux
I have your part and you don't have an equation you only have a repetition of the oblong extrusion function 30/12
The extrusion sketch is dimensioned and the position on the part is also dimensioned
The repetition is also dimensioned via a shift via the 1° axis of this so-called oblong
what exactly do you want
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Here is the equation file.
I think it's only the number of holes that is the problem.
Not used to doing this kind of gymnastics. I already have trouble making the equation on the part so I can't even imagine to put it according to the library :-S
Afterwards, I made a fully configurable and automatic standard part.
I plan to put it on sale soon...
You have to put your equations back up,
If a row calls a variable, this variable must have been filled in beforehand.
example: you put theoretical number = ...... max centre distance
and after max center distance = .....
In this case, the two lines must be reversed.
And in these cases where there are several calculations, you must not forget to rebuild (CTRL+Q or B) several times!
I still can't do it, I can't calculate the number of holes. Anyway, I'll try later.
Thank you very much Bart
Watch this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXPGuVcJhpY
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If you can't do it, don't hesitate to ask again, as I told you, I made several components of this kind.
You have to rack your brains but in the end it saves hours of work!!
That's what you want???
Look, do my components give that in the end?
You choose your starts (identical or different), and you give a maximum center distance.
And everything is calculated automatically.
See this one too
equation on a scale the number of rungs changes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6QskfI7avU
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