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Re: Parabola

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Originally Posted by Ebolagirl
Hmm... I'm not quite sure what you're trying to accomplish and I don't have Inventor in front of me right now so I can't mess with it. But it sounds like the splines didn't work for you? Try a the three point circle thing. That may work. It's in the circles section.
I used splines and tried to get as close as I could of a parabola, it worked as I needed (even that I had to calculate some reference points in my notebook), but since inventor has so many tools, I thought it would have at least one easy way to get a parabolic shape curve.
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