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A few Inventor Q's
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1) I was wiring our robot on CAD, and I cant seem to change the gauge number, because when I clicked on the Wire properties, the window stated "Read-only." Would anyone happen to know the solution to that problem?

2) Does anyone know where I could find drive train chaines?

If anyone happens to know the answers, please respond.
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2) If you are talking realistic chains, I have yet to find a feature in inventor that allows you to use real chain with the design accelerator. However, if you have freshmen willing to put in the time making a chain assembly, it is doable manually . For design purposes, the chain profiles that are generated are good enough.
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