I need a bit of help, i have two components in a Global c/frame. Each component(A and B) have their Base c/frame and a tool c/frame. The base frames are not fixed. Now i need to calculate the rotation and transition of Part B's Tool c/frame so that it aligns with the Tool c/frame of part A. The Tool c/frames are fixed according to their respective Base C/Frames. I hope you can help to explain or maybe share some hint's on how to do this.
Thanks for the comment. Usually, whether there's a rotation joint, that will be taken as Z axis (blue). It doesn't matter which rule is taken, as long as rotation matrix can be calculated.
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I need a bit of help, i have two components in a Global c/frame. Each component(A and B) have their Base c/frame and a tool c/frame. The base frames are not fixed. Now i need to calculate the rotation and transition of Part B's Tool c/frame so that it aligns with the Tool c/frame of part A. The Tool c/frames are fixed according to their respective Base C/Frames.
I hope you can help to explain or maybe share some hint's on how to do this.
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Your coordination frame directions are incorrect. Check with Right hand rule
Thanks for the comment. Usually, whether there's a rotation joint, that will be taken as Z axis (blue). It doesn't matter which rule is taken, as long as rotation matrix can be calculated.