Anyone know of a good 'slot' mechanism tutorial in Pro-E?

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Defining limits of motion for planar connection mechanisms can be challenging. Resources such as tutorials and guides are essential for understanding assembly techniques. A suggested link provides information on slot mechanisms, which may be relevant. Further clarification on the specific motion and components involved in the mechanism is necessary to provide more targeted assistance.
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I'm having a heck of a time trying to define limits of motion for planar connection mechanisms. Does anyone know of a good tutorial so I can see how they're supposed to be assembled?
 
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Hi enigma,

check this link for some slot mechanisms.

http://www.imakenews.com/ptcexpress/e_article000972582.cfm?x=bbPFVpp,mzeftel@ptc.com,w


or if it is not what you need.
Can you explain bit more about the motion and components profile?
 
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