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A transitional constraint specifies the intended relationship between (typically) a cylindrical part face and a contiguous set of faces on another part, such as a cam in a slot. A transitional constraint maintains contact between the faces as you slide the component along open degrees of freedom. |
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Access: |
Ribbon: Assemble tab  Relationships panel Constrain  , and then click the Transitional tab.
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Selections
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Selects geometry on two components to constrain together. |
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First Selection (Moving Face) Selects the first component. |
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Second Selection (Transitional Face) Selects the second component. To select different geometry on the first component, click First Selection, and then reselect. |
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Pick Part First Limits the selectable geometry to a single component. Use when components are close to or partially obscure one another. Clear the check box to restore feature priority selection mode. |
Show Preview
Select the check box to preview the constraint to apply.
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| Sets the constraint name. | |
| Name |
Creates a unique name for the constraint in the browser. You can enter a name or leave blank and a default name is automatically created. |