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Re: How to "reapply" a Text Expression with a Linear Transform
Hrmm, shouldn't be needed. Didn't dig, though. @jnewth
_anton
Re: How to "reapply" a Text Expression with a Linear Transform
Thanks for the flag @_anton I'll take a look. Something funny.
jnewth
Re: Pattern of sketches containing text with increasing values
This is a known bug. I forked the Text Path custom feature and hacked in a "fix" which seems to work. You can find the discussion here.
Edit:
Actually looks like it's fixed in the next release of Text Path version R3.2
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4e187c2b2f7f4974f4e2b612/v/8dd54734e7d3d0592ea33e7e/e/baeb80e186f64d9ff71a5cd9
bladec
Re: Why is my assembly overdefined?
It is hard to tell without the document, but changing the last revolute mate to a cylindrical mate will probably work.
Re: Why is my assembly overdefined?
Edu documents are read-only by default. You'll need to make it public for anyone to copy it and find the issue.
Or, play around with it more, you'll probably find the issue.
Re: Why is my assembly overdefined?
I played around with some of the spacings a bit more. was about 0.01 mm off on one of the links, so making that cylindrical worked. Thanks everyone.
Re: Why is this fillet not the same as that one?
The root problem are the lines on the thick area of your part, and they are on both halves. Are they intenital, such as draft? If not intentional, rebuild that area, then the round will work as expected..
Re: Why is this fillet not the same as that one?
It is hard to tell without looking into the document (could you provide public link?), but it looks like the tangency in the two parts is not the same.
