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    • D Offline
      DFB
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      Is there a way to constrain component movement by one or more constraints? For example, I am designing a pantograph for my workshop:

      I would like to constrain the movements of the arms to pivot about their respective pivot points.Pantorouter.skp

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      • gillesG Offline
        gilles
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        Look at this:

        http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323%26amp;t=56852

        And, please upload your model as V6 (save as/sketchup version V6).

        " c'est curieux chez les marins ce besoin de faire des phrases "

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          Anton_S
          last edited by

          Hello, Derwin Brown,

          Using MSPhysics, here is one way to attach constraints to it:
          Pantorouter.skp

          When you get MSPhysics installed and click the MSPhysics blue play button, you will have two controllers to control that thing.

          Regards,
          Anton

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            DFB
            last edited by

            @gilles said:

            Look at this:

            http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323%26amp;t=56852

            And, please upload your model as V6 (save as/sketchup version V6).

            Thank you for your reply. I have investigated the MSPhysics plugin (thanks to Anton_S) and it has help me with my design.

            Why do you want the model uploaded as V6? Is this a standard for model uploading?

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            • Rich O BrienR Offline
              Rich O Brien Moderator
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              @dfb said:

              Why do you want the model uploaded as V6? Is this a standard for model uploading?

              Some members still use SketchUp 6 and up so to make sure files can be opened it is always a good idea to save in earlier versions.

              SketchUp 6 is the Escort MkI of the CAD world.

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                pilou
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                v6.jpg


                panrouter_v6.skp

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