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Problem with Multi Part Studio tutorial
melvyn_heath
Member Posts: 5 ✭
I'm following the Multi Part Studio tutorial (Katie Huffman) and when I get to slide 10, I can't extrude the pivot pins in the manner described.
After a lot of trial and error, I managed to select the regions necessary in the Master Sketch but when I use the 2nd direction check box, the Extrude name bar goes red and tells me the extrude failed and to check the input. Additionally Katie says to extrude 2 regions, but the slide shows three regions selected in the extrude frame.
I've made sure to use the New option and my pins show as separate to the arms, whereas Katie says the parts interfere with the existing parts, but mine do not. Is there a feature of OnShape that has overridden the effect and references that Katie's tutorial that haven't been mentioned?
After a lot of trial and error, I managed to select the regions necessary in the Master Sketch but when I use the 2nd direction check box, the Extrude name bar goes red and tells me the extrude failed and to check the input. Additionally Katie says to extrude 2 regions, but the slide shows three regions selected in the extrude frame.
I've made sure to use the New option and my pins show as separate to the arms, whereas Katie says the parts interfere with the existing parts, but mine do not. Is there a feature of OnShape that has overridden the effect and references that Katie's tutorial that haven't been mentioned?
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John_vd_Werff
Member Posts: 65 PRO
@melvyn_heath
You need to hide some parts and planes to select the circles in the master sketch.
The show them again to select the start and end faces.
Hide/show with the little eye-icon in the features list.
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You need to hide some parts and planes to select the circles in the master sketch.
The show them again to select the start and end faces.
Hide/show with the little eye-icon in the features list.
Thanks for the answer John, I'll try again.
Sorry for the delay responding, I'd moved on to another project😶
I've tried that and now it makes sense. Thanks for taking the time to answer, Jon_vd_Werff.