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Chain Generator
ok, i used the roller chain generator, and it said this:
"chain drive trajectory is corrupted or data are inconsistent with build in rules. calculation cannot continue" and "no sliding sprocket within the chain drive. please set one sprocket as sliding." i was using the output sprocket and the wheel sprocket that autodesk has in their KOP download, and i'm 100% sure that they are in line because I constrained them in line using a flush. can anyone help me? |
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16-02-2010, 14:14
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Re: Chain Generator
I would just try deleting the constraints on the sprockets and then try generating the chain to see what happens. if that doesnt work, double check that the sprockets arent constrained to anything else.
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