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Ramon_Bohne14-Alexandrite
14-Alexandrite
August 11, 2023
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Creo Illustrate / Animation / Screw Turning with wrong axis

  • August 11, 2023
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Hello all,


I would like to animate a crank rotation. For this I use the effect Screw Turning.
Unfortunately, the crank turns around a wrong (default?-) axis (red arrow). I would like it to turn around the axis of the green arrow.

 

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I have already tried to select other coordinate systems, but it doesn't change. Does anyone have any advice?

 

Thanks and greetings
Ramon

Best answer by SP_10210577

Hello, Ramon

I'll show you how to combine them.
My program is in my native language, so the exact words on the menu may be different, but I think I can recognize it because the location is similar.
See the video for more information.

 

I think the coordinate system area of the Driver Effects Properties menu is a role that specifies only the direction of rotation, not the center of rotation, in a single part.

 

I think we need to improve at the program level

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SP_1021057712-Amethyst
12-Amethyst
August 17, 2023

Hello, let me introduce how I write about this problem.

First, combine the green arrow and the rotary handle to coordinate by the arrow, then record the animation and delete the arrow animation.

I don't know if this is the best way, but it's easy to use.

Thank you.

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agarland16-Pearl
16-Pearl
August 17, 2023

Although this workaround should work, you shouldn't need to add a symbol in just to achieve the desired result.

I would suggest this is a good candidate for an enhancement idea on the forum.

Creo View / Illustrate / Schematics Ideas - PTC Community

 

Attaching the image and video you have here would be very useful as it explains nicely the problem you are trying to solve.

 

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Ramon_Bohne14-AlexandriteAuthor
14-Alexandrite
August 24, 2023

Hello agarland,

 

if you say that this is a good candidate for an enhancement idea, then that would mean that there is no solution to my problem at the moment!?

 

That would mean that the "coordinate system" entry in the screwdriver effect does not correspond to the desired rotation point. Is that so? And if so, what is the purpose of the "coordinate system" entry?

 

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But if the "coordinaten system" is the rotation point, then it is either a programme error or I am doing something wrong (but what?).

What now?

 

Best regards

Ramon

 

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