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Conveyors: Elevators and Lowerators
Is there a way to construct this form of a conveyor (lowerator)? (Refer attached picture)
I have attached a model where I used the old conveyor module, and add a lot of sections to it. (Refer attached model) Is there a faster and easier way to achieve the same? |
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Hello Adarsh,
the conveyor module is typically 2D may by with a raise in height a 2 1/2 D system. You can place the conveyor system in a visual plane object and rotate the plane around an axis. That is just a workaround, because you have to find a method to rotate the items with a photoeye on entry to the new orientation. The shape of the plane can be unvisble by unmarking "show 3D shape" in the general tab of the properties window. Jörg |
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Manoj Kumar (06-28-2016) |
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conveyor, lowerator, visual |
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