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== Description ==
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This tool builds a link between two or more objects of an assembly and matches their orientation. The selected elements of each object or more precisely their implicit coordinate systems (ICS) are used to position one object to another.
This tool builds a link between two or more objects of an assembly and matches their orientation. The selected elements of each object or more precisely their implicit coordinate systems (ICS) are used to position one object to another.


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Assuming the first object is already locked in place by the [[Image:Assembly_ConstraintLock.svg‎‎|24px]] [[Assembly3_ConstraintLock|Lock constraint]] then the following objects are moved to positions where all ICSs have the same orientation i.e. all z-axes are parallel and all x-axes are parallel (making the y-axes parallel as well).
Assuming the first object is already locked in place by the [[Image:Assembly_ConstraintLock.svg‎‎|24px]] [[Assembly3_ConstraintLock|Lock constraint]] then the following objects are moved to positions where all ICSs have the same orientation i.e. all z-axes are parallel and all x-axes are parallel (making the y-axes parallel as well).


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The offset of their origins in x-, y- and z-direction are not defined. Related to the first object the following objects can still move along the x-, y- and z-axis. This is leaving 3 degrees of freedom (DOFs) for each link unconstrained.
The offset of their origins in x-, y- and z-direction are not defined. Related to the first object the following objects can still move along the x-, y- and z-axis. This is leaving 3 degrees of freedom (DOFs) for each link unconstrained.


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The constraint accepts planar faces.
The constraint accepts planar faces.


== Usage ==
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# Place two or more objects into an assembly
# Place two or more objects into an assembly
# Select one planar face element of each object
# Select one planar face element of each object
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File:Assembly ConstraintSameOrientation Assembly3 ConstraintSameOrientation

Menu location
None
Workbenches
Assembly3
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
-
See also
None

Description

This tool builds a link between two or more objects of an assembly and matches their orientation. The selected elements of each object or more precisely their implicit coordinate systems (ICS) are used to position one object to another.

Assuming the first object is already locked in place by the Lock constraint then the following objects are moved to positions where all ICSs have the same orientation i.e. all z-axes are parallel and all x-axes are parallel (making the y-axes parallel as well).

The offset of their origins in x-, y- and z-direction are not defined. Related to the first object the following objects can still move along the x-, y- and z-axis. This is leaving 3 degrees of freedom (DOFs) for each link unconstrained.

The constraint accepts planar faces.

Usage

  1. Place two or more objects into an assembly
  2. Select one planar face element of each object
  3. Press the Same orientation button.