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ZW3D
Advanced Assembly Animation
Training Guide
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Chapter 1 Introduction ...................................................................................... 4
Chapter 2 Fully Constrained Assembly ........................................................... 8
Chapter 3 Not Fully Constrained ................................................................... 17
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Creating animated assemblies with ZW3D begins with the animation object. An animation
object is a target object that is owned by the assembly. There is no access to the
animation outside of the assembly. It will not show up in the Root Object Browser. This is
similar in concept to a sketch that is owned by a part.
Access to
Assembly animation
is through the Assembly Tab.
New animation
Edit animation
Inquire animations
Delete animation
You can create simple or complex animations with or without the use of a camera. Using a
camera, you can animate the viewpoint of the animation. This allows the creation of "fly-
through" animations by changing the camera location at desired keyframes in the
animation. Shown below are two simple animations created with and without a camera.
When an animation is created, a “snapshot copy” of the relevant entities in the
assembly is made. From that point on, changes to the assembly are not reflected in
the animation and changes in the animation are not reflected in the assembly.
Changes to the component parts, however, will still be reflected in both the assembly
and the animation.
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