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Bookmark or Share- Getting temporary dimensions to face of stud wall instead of centerlineMasonry walls are dimensioned to the face of the masonry - NOMINAL dimensions are used. Wood studs are dimensioned to the face of the stud so the framer doesn't have to divide 3-1/2" or 5-1/2" in the field. Commercial interior walls are dimensioned to the face of the finished wall, using NOMINAL dimensions, not 4-7/8"...
- Solved: mesh failed: face failure - Autodesk CommunityHi! I don't think Inventor FEA was designed to tackle thin curvy wire case like this. I was able to get good mesh using default settings by scaling the body up 10 times (Direct Edit -> Scale -> Body).
- Is there an easy way to find the centre/centroid of a face?Make an offset plane from the face and choose 0 as the offset. The origin of any sketch created on that plane will be the centroid of the face. You can drop a sketch point there, and if necessary exit sketch and project that point back into another sketch with a more convenient coordinate system.
- Solved: How to snap a face to another face? - Autodesk CommunityThe third way would be to extract the face from the object and make sure you un-group it. Then use the "snap together tool" to snap that face to the other mesh then select that face and the original object. Combine them and bridge the face to the open hole on original mesh.
- Advanced Skeleton Face rig Jaw Problem - Autodesk CommunityHi, I’m using the advanced skeleton 5.712 to rig my character. I am currently building the face controller, but when I get to step 10 (Jaw finish) Maya throws this error: “//AdvancedSkeleton5.mel line 24248: setAttr: No object matches name: .v //”.Any idea what it may be causing?
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