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Connecting several points on assembly
jordi_medellin
Member Posts: 19 ✭
Hi, I am having trouble getting one of my parts (with 2 wholes) to connect onto another piece that is at an angle. When I connect one of the holes, it comes up sideways and can't figure out how to mate them.
Thank you in advance,
Thank you in advance,

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What mates are you using? If you use two revolute mates it should snap into place... unless the holes are not exactly aligned.Lou Gallo
Sr. Director of Product Definition. UX and Support5
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What mates are you using? If you use two revolute mates it should snap into place... unless the holes are not exactly aligned.Lou Gallo
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You could also share a link to your document and we could take a look directly!Tim Rice | User Experience | Support
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@jordi_medellin, If you have created your both part correctly then give revolute mate constrain for both hole.
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Thank you for your responses. I tried the revolute one at a time and it just keeps moving the whole part onto the other hole.
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Oh I see why, I just noticed the holes don't perfectly align, thank you!0



