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Hi everybody,

Appreciate to be advised how to write a batch file in order to apply motion (for example: up and down-simulating an stroke action of several mms- and or a rotation of some degrees) to different parts of an assembly while playing animation.

Thank you.

Regards,

Javier Jimenez
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Activate the preference "Write batch file" (Utilities-Preferences), and set the batch filename.
Then all commands are registered inside this batch file.

Then make manually the desired motions (translations, rotations, etc) using the "Move" tool (Utilities-Move), and selecting
the desired entities to move.

After this, can repeat this batch file, for example with utilities-Graphical-Read batch window (can run it step by step, etc.)
With Utilities-Graphical-Animation controls can also save all screen redraws inside an avi or mpeg animation file.

Enrique Escolano
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Subject: [GiDlist] Postprocess: Motion to parts while playing animation


Hi everybody,

Appreciate to be advised how to write a batch file in order to apply motion (for example: up and down-simulating an stroke action of several mms- and or a rotation of some degrees) to different parts of an assembly while playing animation.

Thank you.

Regards,

Javier Jimenez
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