Hello
I think it won't be too hard but I'm completely faltering, I'd like to model a conveyor belt, which follows the curved plane and comes back to fit the diameter of the motor-drum.
Thank you
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A sweep with a V-section for the top and then a flat section that rolls up the roll
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You would have to have the part to test. I would be tempted to use a smoothing or border! To be tested...
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Hello
for trough conveyors like this, I do an extrusion of the belt profile on the trough part, a revolution of the belt profile around the winding and between the two I make a boss with as a first sketch the V-shaped profile of the belt and as a second sketch the flat profile wound on the drum.
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Yes David in fact you create a scan but without the scan function! ^^
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Yes:) I still do a first sweep function with a constrained sketch in my assembly (which evolves according to the lg of the conveyor) and I only rework the trough part of the conveyor.
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@Mathieu wouldn't you want a gang that could circle around your machine?
Do you want to simulate his machine in real conditions?
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Oh yes if he wants to do that it's impossible in my opinion with a "monobloc" tape
By thinking a little^^, if you want to make @Mathieu a "mobile" strip that rotates around your machine like in reality.
I'll build my tape with lots of small dishes connected together by a coincidental constraint on their edge like this, it will allow you to move your tape in your assembly.
But for the deformation of the top... now I'm drying! ...
No Bart, I don't want to simulate, I just want to put the belt on the "aesthetic" conveyor.
In this case, @David to the solution;)
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