link-body
A link, as a distance and as a body
The same two links every field before this one has drawn as lines, drawn as the material they are made of. A bar is a rectangle with its ends rounded off to the bosses that surround its pins, and it is convex; a bell crank is two arms meeting at a shared pin, and it is not — its inner corner turns the wrong way by 0.52, which is the single fact that puts it outside every separating-axis test here. The pins are marked because they are what has not changed: the constraint equations are the same, the solve is the same, and the positions are the same. What is new is everything between the pins.
Where it is used
- A link that takes up room Links with a width
- A gap is a number Links with a width
- A shape with a dent in it Links with a width
- A sweep that missed nothing Links with a width
- A follower needs a face Prescribed motion
- The crank that cannot turn all the way Links with a width
- A pin is not a point Links with a width
- A defect that is not kinematic The problem backwards
- A body is all size Links with a width
- The block in the guide has a length What a joint is
- Six things a body is not Drawn wrongly
- A link may be bent Links with a width
- Where the boundary moved As built
- A clearance inside a tolerance box As built
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