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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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