01-06-2020, 03:22 PM
Hi Jaski,
This is simply because both parts of your assembly do not have a common origin (the parts, not the assembly).
In this case, you can either:
- Modify the origin of your part in your CAD software.
- Modify the origin of your part in RoboDK. To do so, double click the part, your object panel will appear. Click "More options" and use the "trans XYZ and rot XYZ" to modify the origin of the part. When you are done, click "Apply modifications".
Have a great day.
Jeremy
This is simply because both parts of your assembly do not have a common origin (the parts, not the assembly).
In this case, you can either:
- Modify the origin of your part in your CAD software.
- Modify the origin of your part in RoboDK. To do so, double click the part, your object panel will appear. Click "More options" and use the "trans XYZ and rot XYZ" to modify the origin of the part. When you are done, click "Apply modifications".
Have a great day.
Jeremy