Hello
Just a question that comes to mind, is it possible to use a visualization cube on an assembly to allow me to determine a volume to make a package?
Thank you for your answer, all of you.
Kind regards.
AR
Hello
The problem is that the visualization cube apparently only works on an individual part.
So make a copy of the assembly and transform the whole into a single body if possible. I've never tried anything other than on an individual.
Kind regards
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Hello
while trying to do it I came across the following proposal
http://www.lynkoa.com/forum/3d/fusion-un-assemblage-2-pieces-en-1-piece
That said, I find that it's a hundred times easier to make a sketch of a rectangular parallelepiped in the assembly.
Then you go into evaluate and there you have the volume with the dimensions of the three dimensions.
It's a bit clumsy but I did it in less than three minutes (which looks better ???) and you can refer to it as you want. In addition, a package is rarely a parallelepiped, especially the interior cushions. With my method you do what you want.
I use this method to define reserved areas which are often patatoid
I'm a follower of the KISS method (Keep It Simple and Stupid)
Kind regards
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Hello
I think the easiest way would be to create a 3D sketch to encompass the assembly and dimension it.
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Hello
Agree with Cobra it's the easiest.
I had proposed the other solution because it also made it possible to know the weight of the packaging possibly with a shell function of the thickness of the packaging
Kind regards
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Dsl I deleted my answer because I answered without testing... :-(
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Hello
Let's see if the following macro suits you, it allows you to create a 3D sketch that encompasses your assembly...
Kind regards
encombrementexter.swp
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