All language subtitles for 111 Coincidence Constraint

This is tutorial number 111 and it covers the coincidence constraint within

CTAV5. To start off open up a new product file. So what we're going to do in

this tutorial is we're going to bring in the parts for this tutorial and from

them we're going to apply the coincidence constraint and bring them together. So

to start off let's bring in these components. So let's click insert, existing

component, click the product and let's bring in 111A, click open and this is

like our base component and we're going to insert using the

Quins and Constraint. We're going to insert some objects into it. So now let's

bring in these objects. So let's click insert, existing component with

positioning, click product day, now click 111B and we'll just move it up to the

side there, click okay, click insert, existing component with positioning,

product one, 111C and just bring it over there, click okay and bring in one more

cylinder. So let's click insert, existing component with positioning, product

one, 111A. Oh, wrong one, let's delete this and let's bring in, sorry, 111B

and let's move it up to the side, click okay. So now what we're going to do is

we're going to use the Quins and Constraint to bring these guys and snap them

kind of into the circle. So one circle into one circle. So let's start doing

that. So let's click Quins and Constraint and when you place the cursor over

these guys, if you have a circle or if you have a circular profile, you're going

to get an access line and that's what you want to find. So we're going to snap

this access line to this one here and now you see that we have a constraint

between the two, click update, it's going to insert it in there. So now let's do

the same but let's do it with this guy here. So do it again, find that access,

find the access in here, click update and you snapped it in. Now we're going to

do the same to this guy here, but what we're going to have to do is we're

going to have to make two so it kind of rotates this around and puts it in. So

we're going to do one at first. So let's click Quins and Constraint, click this

access and let's try to find this one. So now we got that access there, click

update and it's halfway in. Now let's do one more. So this guy here, this guy

here, click update and now it's snapped it in. So using the Quins and Constraint,

you're able to get a cylindrical object inside another cylindrical object. So

by using the access that you're going to find from these circular objects, so

as we can snap the accesses to another access, we're able to constrain all

these circles and circular objects. So again, any circle that we can find that

if it has a circular, it can even be a fillet and that you're snapping one

fillet to another, but as you can get a circle and snap it into another circle,

that's what the Quins and Constraint will do. And that concludes our tutorial on

the Quins and Constraint with Nkta V5.