DA_TRANSL_CONSTRAINT_FACE sets a translational constraint on a face on a part.
-->(DA_TRANSL_CONSTRAINT_FACE)-+ | +---------------------+ | +-------+--+--(:STUDY)------|SELECT S_FERRUM_STUDY|--------+--> | | | | +--(:NAME)-------|string|-----------------------+ | | | | +--(:REF_ELEM)---|face|-------------------------+ ^ | | | +--(:FREE1)-------------------------------------+ | | | | +--(:FIX1)--------------------------------------+ | | | | +--(:FREE2)-------------------------------------+ | | | | +--(:FIX2)--------------------------------------+ | | | | +--(:FREE3)-------------------------------------+ | | | | +--(:FIX3)--------------------------------------+ | | | | | +--(:GLOBAL)--------+ | ^ | | | | | +--(:DA_COORD_SYSTEM)--+--(:LOCAL)---------+----+ | | | | | | | +--(:CYLINDRICAL)---+ | | | | | +--(:SEL_CS)-----|SELECT S_WORKPLANE|-----------+ | | | | +--(:NEXT)--------------------------------------+ | | +-------<-----------<----------<---------<---------+
:STUDY
- specifies the associated study name for the translational constraint.
:NAME
- specifies a name for the translational constraint to apply.
:REF_ELEM
- specifies the face element on which to apply the constraint.
:FREE1
- sets the constraint as free to move in the first axis.
:FIX1
- fixes the constraint against movement in the first axis.
:FREE2
- sets the constraint as free to move in the second axis.
:FIX2
- fixes the constraint against movement in the second axis.
:FREE3
- sets the constraint as free to move in the third axis.
:FIX3
- fixes the constraint against movement in the third axis.
:DA_COORD_SYSTEM
- enables specification of the referential coordinate system.
:GLOBAL
- selects the global coordinate system.
:LOCAL
- selects a local coordinate system.
:CYLINDRICAL
- selects a cylindrical coordinate system.
:SEL_CS
- specifies the reference workplane for the local and cylindrical coordinate systems.
:NEXT
- accepts the parameters you have defined for the constraint and allows you to define the next face constraint to apply.
All input strings must be enclosed by double quotes (" ").