jalba Posted July 14, 2010 Posted July 14, 2010 I'm trying to create a block, consisting of two rectangles extending from the center. i would like to set a function where if i stretch one side of the rectangle further away from the center, the other rectangle shall follow suit but in an opposite direction. I know it can be possible if i set one parameter as a chain function, but i'm just not getting it. Thanks for any assistance. sample.dwg Quote
dbroada Posted July 14, 2010 Posted July 14, 2010 you don't need a chain function. You need one parameter and 2 stretch actions from the same parameter. Give one action a 100% scale, the other -100% Quote
jalba Posted July 14, 2010 Author Posted July 14, 2010 you don't need a chain function. You need one parameter and 2 stretch actions from the same parameter. Give one action a 100% scale, the other -100% ok, but how to set those figures? i'm not seeing any particular area under the Properties bar. Quote
jalba Posted July 14, 2010 Author Posted July 14, 2010 hey i got it!!! this is what i did.... 1* set paramter (have one grip point) 2* set stretch option for one side. 3* set stretch option for other side (using same grip point as previous) 4* set distance override of second stretch to -1 5* SAVED!!! thanks!!!! Quote
fuccaro Posted July 15, 2010 Posted July 15, 2010 There is an other way. Not simpler, just other. Add a Move action to the same parameter. Read more here: http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5584 I encourage you to learn something new, I hope your head will not hurt very hard. Nice signature! Quote
dbroada Posted July 15, 2010 Posted July 15, 2010 hey i got it!!! this is what i did.... 1* set paramter (have one grip point) 2* set stretch option for one side. 3* set stretch option for other side (using same grip point as previous) 4* set distance override of second stretch to -1 5* SAVED!!! thanks!!!! that's it I was doing it from memory so didn't quite get the term right but glad you got there. now off to look at fuccaro's link..... (only to see I had already commented - it was 4 years ago though ) Quote
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