This task shows you two ways to translate a component: | |
If you are working in Assembly Design workbench, this task is P1-only. | |
Using P2 configuration, you can rotate constrained components by means of the Shift key and the compass. | |
The element to be translated must belong to the active component. | |
The option Automatic switch to Design mode is available for this command. For more about this option, refer to Access to geometry in the Infrastructure User's Guide. | |
Open the Moving_Components_01 document. | |
The Move dialog box is displayed. Either you specify an offset value between the element and x, y or z axis, or you select a geometric element to define the direction you need. |
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By Entering Values |
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The selected component is translated accordingly. |
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The component is translated in the opposite direction. You can click Apply as many times as you wish to translate the component to the desired position. |
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By Selecting Geometric Elements |
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The Translation tab contents is grayed out. If you select a line or a plane you need to enter a distance value. The translation is then done along the selected line or normal to the selected plane. Selecting two faces or planes assumes these elements are parallel. |
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The application computes the distance between
these faces. |
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Offset X: 20mm |
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Offset Y: 0mm |
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Offset Z: 0mm |
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You can apply this translation to any other components. You just need to select it and click the Apply button. |
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