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SolidWorks Video Tip: Flippin Tangencies

Submitted by Ricky Jordan on Wednesday, September 10, 2008View Comments

This SolidWorks Video Tip shows off an option that is easy to miss when applying Tangent Relations between Splines and Lines.  If you right click on a Tangent Relation between a line and a spline, you have the option to flip the direction of Tangency via the “Flip Relation” option.  As the video will show, this option can also be applied to Equal Curvature relations between lines and splines.  The image below shows the “Flip Relation” option.

This is the first video tip I have produced that includes VOICE.  I ask you to bear with me on this as my microphone and Camtasia settings still need a little tweaking.  Towards the end of the video the voice gets a little ahead of the video.  Click on the link below to watch the video.

Stay tuned….more to come!

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  • Thanks for the comments everyone! I'm glad you like the video! As I said in the video, the audio WILL get better. I'm already getting some tips from Lou (gol10dr) on a better microphone setup.
  • Mike
    Flippin Tangencies; I must say that is the best blog title I've seen in a while. Cool tip!
  • LOL! You like that? :-) It's one of my favorites for the site so far too.

    Thanks,

    Ricky
  • Steve_Calvert
    Excellent Ricky, well done.

    Steve
  • arash
    oh,nice! i didn't know about this.
    many thanks.
  • Neil
    Very good.
    I have no problem with following that
    Sure it would be a little better with a foam wind muffle but hey good start
    Thanks Ricky
    Keep em coming
  • Awesome tip! And I like the voice with the vid...
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