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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a0adddcc041efb15f8c3ad2a/w/4e997c4fe738a2030fa71786/e/8a74e08a2998e0d0e6ea7e87
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and one more observation about bahavior of this FS - looks like opBoolean which is used internally fails when bodies at some angle have a tangent surfaces. it can also be used for bodies with non parallel axis like bevel gears and worm gearing
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On a side project I have wanted to design up a clock using gears like this. I know that the chances of it working are slim but one hast to try...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LdlSAN1yks
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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/77baa8153589a7fc5f289829/w/cffd0f2a7077380d5378a885/e/d3174bf5315e6aafcb889367
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/0bb13c1b6ed6d4a6dd75cf99/w/b4493d47a45c27ce485c84b9/e/c8050a35a7417c12b801bd40
FeatureScript Curve Pattern Normal
And this FS does something similar with sweeps. It will maintain a sweep profile's normalcy relative to a reference surface instead of the sweep path. The red surface doesn't have a reference surface. The green surface does.
FeatureScript Sweep Normal
it was a quick response , but wire bodies are added for edges to sweep, i need them in sweep path too) thanks in advance
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/b59ab933bf1592e02614330f/w/a58753fdbb92959793980f44/e/ded816b2c095eb1569913c85
All you need to generate the tragectory of the point or graph in rectangular/polar/some another crazy 2d coordinate system - draw the fully constraint sketch, containing relations in dimentions with some external variable without referenses to external geometry (no workplanes and even origin allowed), put inside the sketch a single point (one and only point per sketch allowed), select the sketch, insert variable name, min/max value and step.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d8aab1e0e7ae10038a6830e0/w/9dfdd631d025960813b8f2df/e/621b5be97d38074a1f1546e5
update: in V4 version of this FS was added support of local coordinate system (mate connector) which may be linked with some wire of the sketch and relative path of the point will be calculated considering that coordinate system bieng static.
Just a heads up on your feature above: I'd document that your sketch need to add a "fix" constraint to any sketch entities constrained to external geometry, like I've done here:
The reason is that sketch patterns remove external constraints (e.g. coincident to origin/external geometry) before patterning. We do this because generally you want the sketch to move when being patterned. However, it can have strange effects in some cases. With your feature, I believe in most cases a fix constraint will be the right solution.
Otherwise, it's a really awesome tool!
Measure Distance Extended:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/77baa8153589a7fc5f289829/w/cffd0f2a7077380d5378a885/e/d3174bf5315e6aafcb889367
With this simple tool I was able to "manually" flatten my large diameter "fake-sheet-metal" part and keep it parametric with it's parent
Excellent tool sir!
nice to hear it was usefull, I only improved a good idea. I didn't documented Perimeter option elswhere, so I'd like to mention that it can measure perimeters of faces (not only planar), and total length of any set of edges and face perimeters with any combination, so the main thing is not to select something you don't want to measure)
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/2e01af46ce2cd5b90ee41156/w/82761270dd57ac2be5d84860/e/274c362e3eeb03f14eaa43c1
- added single query field for a pair of measured entities instead of two fields for two sets of entities
- added ability to hide distance preview (should be used when using this FS with Tracer FS to not to clutter console output by debug messages)
- added ability to flip angle value to (180 deg - angle_value)
- added ability to measure vertex coordinates
- remooved "horizontal enum" gui, now options are in the drop-down list
this version of FS is NOT backward compatible with prevous versions, so do not update your old documents, or you have to select query parameters manualy
It takes sketch edges or regions and transforms them like if target curve would become a X axis of the sketch. It bends the sketch along some curve.
So it is one more way of making flat cams, text along spline, etc.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/0bb13c1b6ed6d4a6dd75cf99/w/b4493d47a45c27ce485c84b9/e/964f73eb0179aad8733b9f23
It allows all the pattern options from bult in patterns like body/feature/face and new/add/remoove/intersect.
To define the transforms you need to select vertex or mate connector as origin and a set of target vertices or MC's.
Internally for every vertex to vertex transforms the feature keeps global orientation of objects.
For point to MC or MC to point transforms it keeps global orientation on the point side and orientation defined by MC on the side of MC. For MC to MC transforms it uses local orientation on both sides.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/25a0a6dfaa76e64574a5e0db/w/ed2afaf5bd2d12066495dc84/e/a71ff51699ae36f356a38f69