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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
clausb am 20.04.2005 um 18:40 Uhr (0)
Rene, I guess people will have a hard time to tell you what s going wrong without knowing the code you used to generate the holes/chamfers, so if you can provide more information, that will probably increase your chances. BTW, since this is about LISP programming, I d suggest to use the Makro-Programmierung forum. Claus ------------------ OneSpace Designer Modeling FAQ: http://www.clausbrod.de/Osdm/
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
highway45 am 21.04.2005 um 07:14 Uhr (0)
The OSDM does not know in which direction the chamfer is correct for you . Even at putting asymmetric chamfers manually you sometimes have to change the faces. Because none of the faces at the 3D-model have any priority, such as base line/face . Nevertheless I hope you ll find a solution. Best regards Matthias
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
rene.weimar am 21.04.2005 um 08:03 Uhr (0)
How does cocreate solve this in machining parts. There they know in which direction the chamfer is made?
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
Klaus Lörincz am 21.04.2005 um 09:49 Uhr (0)
Hi, this is a funny discussion - rene already discovered that the answer of Matthias can not be correct as MachiningAdvisor is for sure using the same functionality. I do not know the code you are using. Chamfer - Example hole in plane: select an edge - and select a method Distance1 will always be applied to the plane surface but may go in different directions 1) dist dist it will be in the distance on the plane 2) otherwise it will b e the distance in the negateive plane direction Best regrads, ------ ...
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
Walter Geppert am 21.04.2005 um 10:02 Uhr (0)
I ve got a weird solution: Just do it like in the interactive mode. Code: ... (setq recover-state (sd-set-model-checkpoint)) (sd-call-cmds (CHAMFER one way)) (when (not (your-special-user-function-check-facet)) (progn (sd-return-to-model-checkpoint recover-state) (sd-call-cmds (CHAMFER the other way)) ) ) ... This is not executable LISP-code, but the way it could work ------------------ meine LISP-Makros sind auf Heikos Hilfeseite Grüße aus Wien Walter DC4 Technisches Büro Gmb ...
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
Klaus Lörincz am 21.04.2005 um 13:11 Uhr (0)
Ohhhhh, @Walter: If you have a check-funcktion for the result - I would suppose you have to analyse faces - Then again it would be better to analyse before then execute the function in the way you need it. @Matthias belive or know ? or did you write the code ? In my opinion this discussion is living of of too many guess work. Cheers ------------------ Klaus Lörincz 0174 3439 428 Sindelfingen Germany
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
Walter Geppert am 21.04.2005 um 13:27 Uhr (0)
Zitat: Original erstellt von Klaus Lörincz: ... this discussion is living of of too many guess work. If there would exist a serious documentation of all the OSD commands, no one would be forced to guess. See also here ------------------ meine LISP-Makros sind auf Heikos Hilfeseite Grüße aus Wien Walter DC4 Technisches Büro GmbH
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
highway45 am 21.04.2005 um 15:32 Uhr (0)
Zitat: In my opinion this discussion is living of of too many guess work. Hi Klaus, why don t you give us the solution? Matthias
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
rene.weimar am 21.04.2005 um 16:47 Uhr (0)
Well, this is becoming a real discussion. I have solved my problem in the way Walter Geppert suggest. I first punch a hole and then search the cylinder created. Then I create the chamfers. After the chamfers are created I select the chamfers by using the edges of the cylinder. I then project the chamfer on a workplane to be able to measure the angle between the projected lines (As far as I know I cannot measure the angle between a chamfer and another face, or is this possible?). If I see the chamfer is ...
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OneSpace Modeling : IGES in SD 9.1
Walter Geppert am 21.04.2005 um 17:52 Uhr (0)
Zitat: Original erstellt von Joi: ...Möchte aber den ganzen Volumenkörper haben. Tja, wer nicht, aber Scherz beiseite, das ist leider häufige Realität, dass die Daten aus anderen Systemen so ungenau sind, dass der SolidDesigner Lücken zwischen den Flächen erkennt und das Modell nicht anfüllen kann. Es hat sich zwar einiges von Release zu Release getan, aber erstens wird dir der Rat upzugraden nicht viel helfen und zweitens ist auch das keine Erfolgsgarantie. Also fleissig basteln und die Lücken ...
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
Klaus Lörincz am 22.04.2005 um 08:48 Uhr (0)
Hello, @Walter I discovered how the command works myself - I did write a dialog which is doing the chamfers the way i want it. Without using the documentation. @Matthias Why should I write a solution for you ? Cheers ------------------ Klaus Lörincz 0174 3439 428 Sindelfingen Germany
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OneSpace Modeling : Chamfers in lisp
Walter Geppert am 22.04.2005 um 09:06 Uhr (0)
Zitat: Original erstellt von der_Wolfgang: ...isn t it the german forum here? Its a question of manner to help also foreign users and to continue a thread in the language it has started. Nobody is forced to participate. BTW, LISP and the IKit are written in english. Viele meiner Freunde sind Fremde, aber dieser Fremde ist nicht von hier ------------------ meine LISP-Makros sind auf Heikos Hilfeseite Grüße aus Wien Walter DC4 Technisches Büro GmbH
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OneSpace Modeling : Texteingabe in Annotation
Walter Frietsch am 23.04.2005 um 06:47 Uhr (0)
Zitat:Original erstellt von Martin W. Steinbach:Wie wäre es seine Symbol Dateien zu erweitern und dann diese per LISP mit laden, positionieren und fertig,MartinHallo zusammen,bin hier immer noch nicht weiter gekommen. Wäre für weitere Hilfe sehr dankbar.Walter
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