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07-01-2009, 21:00
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Re: Weigh Robot in Inventor?
Inventor can't do mass properties?
Being used to NX, where you just highlight the solid bodies in an assembley and choose "advanced mass properties" from the dropdown menu, this is going to make my life difficult. That really isn't a hard feature to implement, either. If you can calculate the mass of a part, how much harder is it to code in a feature to be able to select solid bodies in an assembley to weigh? |
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