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How to parametrize diameter of cylinder based on many points.?

nuthan.s
nuthan.s over 4 years ago
Or else , how to attach points on the cylinder so that automatically if we change the dia of cylinder the points location should also change.
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  • Jesper Slattengren
    0 Jesper Slattengren over 4 years ago
    In the first case you can do it several different ways:
    1) two markers that define center and radius
    2) two diametral positions on the surface . The center marker can then be parameterized to be the center point between those markers. You have to define the direction some other way.
    3) Use three markers that will now make up a plane whose normal is the direction of the cylinder. A bit more complex to define the radius.
     
    The second case is trivial. Use LOC_RELATIVE_TO(LOC_CYLINDRICAL(radius, angle, height), center_marker) to define the location of markers on the surface of a cylinder with given radius.
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  • Alexis Del Rio
    0 Alexis Del Rio over 4 years ago
    Use the function builder to find all the different Location/Orientation options, there are many possibilities there. Also look in the Adams Help for:
    Adams Basic Package > Adams View > View Function Builder > Design-Time Functions > Functions: F - L
    read about those starting with 'Location'
    Adams Basic Package > Adams View > View Function Builder > Design-Time Functions > Functions: M - P
    read about those starting with 'Ori'
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  • nuthan.s
    0 nuthan.s over 4 years ago
    Thank you Alexis and JSlat,
    my point is , Can i add points/marker on the surface of the cylinder so that if i change the radius of the cylinder, the points/marker should be attached to the model itself.
     
    or
    if i change the radius of the cylinder the points /marker move wrt to the origin.
     
    i have attached the image for your better understanding
    query 2
    queries
     
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  • Jesper Slattengren
    0 Jesper Slattengren over 4 years ago
    Yes, and that is exactly what I answered above.
    The highlighted marker in the picture is parameterized to the center marker of the cylinder by referencing the radius of the cylinder.
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  • nuthan.s
    0 nuthan.s over 4 years ago
    Dear JSlat,
    Thank you , its working.
     
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