Add an Intelligent Constraint
General
- The intelligent constraint is based on an artificial intelligence application that has analyzed a large number of constraints added by users.
- The program first adds the most suitable constraint between the assigned element pairs and allows the constraint to be exchanged for another constraint.
- After adding the constraint, it is a regular constraint that can be modified, like a constraint added in the traditional way.
Add intelligent constraints
- Select Assembly | Constraints | Add intelligent constraint.
- Select a face, line, or a point from the first part.
- Select a face, line, or a point the second part.
- The most assumed constraint is created between the parts and the parts slide into place.
- At the same time, a list of constraints opens that would also suit between the assigned elements.
- If the constraint cannot be selected, they will be displayed in red in the list
- If necessary, change the type of the constraint by clicking a constraint in the list
- The parts slide into their new positions.
- If you selected a distance constraint, enter the distance in the Value field below the list.
- If the constraint is not appropriate, cancel the constraint by clicking
- Confirm the constraint type by clicking
- Continue repeating steps 1 ... 5 until all the desired constraints have been added.
- Quit adding intelligent constraints:
- Select another function.
- Press the Esc key.
- Press the V key (Confirm).
- Select the context-sensitive function OK.
- Click the middle mouse button.
Note:
The files required for the artificial intelligence feature are located in the MachineLearning folder under the system/programs64 folder.
- This folder takes up about 1GB of space.
- If necessary, the folder can be deleted to disable artificial intelligence. The Add intelligent constraint feature still works, but without artificial intelligence control.