Version: 7.5.5.4
Is it possible to create an associative tangency between the end point of a spline and a line?
I've tried these methods (working with two lines angled two each other, one of which is fully fixed and the other has a fix at the spline connection end and an angle dimension to the other line.
Method 1:
Through Points Spline; Degree = 3; no boxes ticked apart from Isoparametric
Pick first end point, right click spline dot and select Infer G1
Repeat for second end point.
Change angle - spline doesn't update.
Method 2:
Through Points Spline; Degree = 3; no boxes ticked apart from Isoparametric
Pick end points - a straight spline is created.
Right click spline dot and Specify Constraint.
Drag yellow ball and snap it onto the other end of the line.
Repeat for second end point (note line has to be in reverse direction to permit snapping to correct end)
Change angle - spline doesn't update.
Method 3:
Through Points Spline; Degree = 3; no boxes ticked apart from Isoparametric
Pick end points - a straight spline is created.
Exit sketch command
Apply tangent constraints.
Sketch goes into overconstraint (red)
Method 4:
The only way I've found is to create the spline in 3D from the lines in the sketch which is not ideal.
P.S. what is a knot?
Is it possible to create an associative tangency between the end point of a spline and a line?
I've tried these methods (working with two lines angled two each other, one of which is fully fixed and the other has a fix at the spline connection end and an angle dimension to the other line.
Method 1:
Through Points Spline; Degree = 3; no boxes ticked apart from Isoparametric
Pick first end point, right click spline dot and select Infer G1
Repeat for second end point.
Change angle - spline doesn't update.
Method 2:
Through Points Spline; Degree = 3; no boxes ticked apart from Isoparametric
Pick end points - a straight spline is created.
Right click spline dot and Specify Constraint.
Drag yellow ball and snap it onto the other end of the line.
Repeat for second end point (note line has to be in reverse direction to permit snapping to correct end)
Change angle - spline doesn't update.
Method 3:
Through Points Spline; Degree = 3; no boxes ticked apart from Isoparametric
Pick end points - a straight spline is created.
Exit sketch command
Apply tangent constraints.
Sketch goes into overconstraint (red)
Method 4:
The only way I've found is to create the spline in 3D from the lines in the sketch which is not ideal.
P.S. what is a knot?
