Great video...FYI you can hold the Ctrl button and select multiple part files when placing them in an assembly. Saves a lot of time and fooling around!
Mr. Bernard on the Place Constraint dialog box, the top tight has two icon (rectangle/cube)it is puzzle to me Do you have any video to explain it? Thank you/Attila
haha, I don't know that I've ever noticed those before. Now that you point them out, it's like my first time ever seeing them. Sorry, I cannot explain it. But - I've never need to use them that I recall. Good luck.
They are often exactly the same. Hitting "Okay" is the same as "Apply + close the window". The reason to hit "Apply" instead of "Okay" is that "Apply" keeps the window open, so that you can do another constraint without having to re-open the window. Hitting Apply then immediately cancel to clsoe the window is exactly the same as just hitting okay. For me, I have so often hit okay, only to realize I had another one to do and had to reopen the window, that I developed the habit of always hitting apply instead of ok, which keeps the window open, then if I don't actually need anything else, i just hit cancel to close the window. It's just personal preference. Hitting Okay instead is perfectly fine.
Mr. Bernard, your videos clear like a crystall. Thank you./Attila
You're welcome!
Great video...FYI you can hold the Ctrl button and select multiple part files when placing them in an assembly. Saves a lot of time and fooling around!
I'm not sure I'll ever stop fooling around - but thank you for the tip!
Very well made video, just what I needed to progress on my current project at work. Thanks so much!
You're welcome, I'm glad I could help.
Great video!
Thank you so much, I'm glad I could help.
Thanks!
You're welcome!
Mr. Bernard on the Place Constraint dialog box, the top tight has two icon (rectangle/cube)it is puzzle to me Do you have any video to explain it? Thank you/Attila
haha, I don't know that I've ever noticed those before. Now that you point them out, it's like my first time ever seeing them. Sorry, I cannot explain it. But - I've never need to use them that I recall. Good luck.
In the dialogue boxes, _Apply_ and _Cancel_ vs _Okay._ What is the difference, my friend?
They are often exactly the same. Hitting "Okay" is the same as "Apply + close the window". The reason to hit "Apply" instead of "Okay" is that "Apply" keeps the window open, so that you can do another constraint without having to re-open the window. Hitting Apply then immediately cancel to clsoe the window is exactly the same as just hitting okay. For me, I have so often hit okay, only to realize I had another one to do and had to reopen the window, that I developed the habit of always hitting apply instead of ok, which keeps the window open, then if I don't actually need anything else, i just hit cancel to close the window. It's just personal preference. Hitting Okay instead is perfectly fine.