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User Guide (Model Configuration)

The Part Assembly Interface User Guide provides instructions for loading, managing, and fine-tuning parts in machine-tool simulations. It includes details on layout, functions, adjustment tips, and render order for parts, along with options for visibility, scaling, offset, and drive models. Users can achieve precise control over part configurations to enhance simulation fidelity.

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User Guide (Model Configuration)

The Part Assembly Interface User Guide provides instructions for loading, managing, and fine-tuning parts in machine-tool simulations. It includes details on layout, functions, adjustment tips, and render order for parts, along with options for visibility, scaling, offset, and drive models. Users can achieve precise control over part configurations to enhance simulation fidelity.

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Part Assembly Interface — User Guide (Model Configuration)

This guide explains how to load, manage and fine-tune parts in the
machine-tool simulation.

1. Layout

┌─ Action Buttons: Increase / Decrease / Removed / Refresh


├─ Left-hand Part List
└─ Right-hand Parameter Panel
├─ Part Name (visibility checkbox)
├─ Model file name (path)
├─ Scale (X / Y / Z)
├─ Offset (X / Y / Z)
├─ Pitch / Roll / Yaw (Z–X–Z Euler)
├─ Drive Model
├─ Axis drive (X Y Z A B C + per-axis expression)
├─ Is it transparent
└─ Brightness, Color R / G / B
↓
Global Options
├─ Use built-in models
├─ Head X/Y/Z fixed
└─ Offset (compensation)

2. Functions

Action Buttons
Increase Add the part selected in “External Part Config” to the
end of the list.
Decrease Remove the last part in the list.
Removed Delete the currently selected part.
Refresh Reload the external config, auto-adding / removing parts.

Part List Shows all assembled parts in render order; selecting one
reveals its parameters.

Parameter Panel

Item Meaning
Part Name Checked → visible; unchecked → hidden
Item Meaning
Model file
STL/OBJ/FBX, etc.
name
X/Y/Z Scale Local scale; numeric or expression
X/Y/Z Offset Local translation, always active
Pitch/Roll/Yaw Z–X–Z Euler angles (°)
0 Custom, 1 Swing Arm, 2 Ordinary Head, 3 Single
Drive Model Pendulum Head, 4 Double Pendulum Head, 5 Turntable
Stand, 6 1st Turntable, 7 2nd Turntable
Each axis: checkbox + expression• Custom: checked →
Axis drive expression drives; unchecked → fixed• Other modes:
checked → internal drive; unchecked → expression
Is it
Enable alpha-blend to view internals
transparent
Brightness 0 – 100
Color R / G /
0 – 255
B

Global Options
Use built-in models Yes → show only system models at startup; No →
auto-load user assembly.
Head X/Y/Z fixed For “fixed head, moving table” machines.
Offset Compensation when Head X/Y/Z fixed is enabled.

3. Adjustment Tips

Scale Equal ratio or per-axis; supports expressions.


Offset Always active for precise placement; supports expressions.
Euler Z–X–Z order; single-axis or combined; supports expressions.
Axis drive Custom = expression; other modes = checkbox for internal
drive.

4. Render Order

1 Euler rotate → 2 Scale → 3 Offset → 4 Drive-model transform


5. Notes

• Ensure model path is valid.


• Check expression syntax.
• Use simplified meshes for performance.

With this guide you can flexibly set size, position, orientation and
drive logic, achieving high-fidelity machine-tool simulation. Happy
simulating!

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