In sketches (whatever the environment: asm, prt, drw), you can change the attachment of a dimension by clicking on the attachment point and then on the new reference.
Can we, if so, do the same thing with geometric constraints?
I don't understand your question
to change an odds, so at least one point
- You have to delete this dimension and reselect the ref points
to change the origin
See this tutorial
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/astuce-changer-une-origine-dans-un-assemblage
@+ ;-)
No we can't. Stresses cannot be slipped like ribs.
@gt22, what @stefbeno is talking about is that when you click on a sketch side, 2 squares appear at the base of the witness strokes, and you can take one of them and drag it onto another entity. To test it is very practical!
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a that doesn't exist on SW as far as I know
@+ ;-)
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under 2014 it's to try
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Hello
With SW 2012 it is possible to change the references of the constraints, explanations:
1 Click View/Delete Relationships (perpendicular symbol with a pair of glasses)
2 in the list of relationships, choose the constraint to modify (ecrane copy changer_contrainte_1)
3 in the Entities area there are the entities concerned by the constraint
4 Choose one of the entities from the list, it will be highlighted in the sketch
5 In the sketch, click on the new entity to use
6 it appears in the blue box next to replace (screenshot changer_contrainte_2)
7 Click Replace
It also works when one of the entities has been deleted, you can replace the missing reference in this way.
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@stefbeno, I think @y.pacquelet is right... You can even do it much faster by double-clicking on the constraint icon, the "Show/Delete sketch relations" function is then displayed directly in the Feature Manager and you can change the entities.
Another SW evolution that I missed and obviously I'm not the only one! We learn more about Lynkoa every day!!
If you have the possibility to remove my answer as "best answer" do so, @y.pacquelet's is certainly more appropriate!
PS: @y.pacquelet, the -1 qur Lynkoa is intended to signal content that has "nothing to do with Lynkoa" according to the label that appears when you hover the mouse over the "-1" icon, I don't think this is the case with my answer and that of @gt22. A word to the wise...
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Sorry for the -1 I hadn't seen that it was so bad!
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Don't worry @y.pacquelet, we won't hold it against you. Especially since you have taught us something ;-)