< All Topics Main Guides Chapter 2: Work With Assemblies Part 5: Part Selector and Advanced Controls Print Part 5: Part Selector and Advanced Controls Language English (Canada) Chinese (Traditional Han) Italiano Before we start That's guide is applicable to both: HoloLens + Tablet and Tablet-only subscriptions. 😉 It's time to start using complex assemblies! Feel free to choose any assembly you like for this practice. Let us get to know you:* First NameLast Name Back Start Part 5: Part Selector and Advanced Controls Welcome to your FabStation guide! Here is your learning plan for today: Step 1: Part Selector Step 2: Advanced Controls for Alignment Test Back Get started Part 5: Part Selector and Advanced Controls Step 1: Part Selector The main difference between aligning a simple and complex assembly is that with the complex one you need to start with the 3D viewer, and not with Augmented Reality mode (i.e. Fab-Assist, Auto-QC etc.) Within the 3D viewer, you need to check whether the Main Part of the 3D model (colored in blue) is the same, as the real assembly part which you will be using to align an assembly. As you see, the main idea of the Part Selector tool, is to make the alignment process more convenient in cases where you need to deal with the complex assemblies that have many parts. If the default Main Part within the 3D Viewer is already the one you need and is oriented correctly, simply start the alignment with the AR features. If you need it to be a different or needs a different orientation, use the Part Selector as per the video above and then go to the AR mode. Please also make sure that you place the QR code target on the correct part. Back Step 2 Part 5: Part Selector and Advanced Controls Step 2: Advanced Controls for Alignment You already learned how to use controls for alignment on the basic level using Part 4: Basic Assembly Alignment. In this video, we will show you how controls actually work from the distance, and how you can apply this knowledge for the alignment of the more complex assemblies. As you have learned more about controls, you can have more freedom with aligning the model. For instance, since you understand that Roll control moves the whole model, you can apply it from the QR code side, right when you mapped the area. Also, since now you know about the actual actions of controls, hopefully, it's more clear why we put some limitations or ask about specific positions when you use certain controls. Even so, we will still ask you to align any model while standing close to it - you will learn more about the full advanced alignment process in the next guide. Step 1 Test Part 5: Part Selector and Advanced Controls Tests time! You are almost done!~ Good luck 1. What is the difference between Scale and Front-Back controls?* There is no difference.Scale moves the assembly front or back, and Front-Back shortens or enlarges the assembly.Scale shortens or enlarges the assembly, and Front-Back moves the assembly front or back. 2. Is there any limitation for using Rotate control?* You can use it only from the QR code side of the assembly.No, you can use it from any side.Yes, you can use it only looking above the assembly. 3. Is there any relation between 6 degrees of Freedom for augmented reality and FabStation controls?* No, 6 degrees of freedom are only related to the virtual reality, not to the augmented one.Yes, some degrees are similar.Yes, FabStation controls are based on 6 degrees of Freedom. 4. Is it necessary to align the assembly from a far distance?* Yes, some models should be aligned this way.Yes, all models should be aligned this way.No, there is no need to align any model from afar. 5. What is the designated color of the main part within the Part Selector?* RedWhiteBlueThere is no designated color Step 2 Done! Part 5: Part Selector and Advanced Controls Perfect! Now you know more about the augmented reality principles! 🎉🎉🎉 Your next guide will be the last one ✨ for you to become a professional in this sphere. Send me to:* Guide for alignment with the HoloLensGuide for alignment with the Tablet Finish Should be Empty:
