Stretchy Parts in Autodesk Inventor

[@sksmith1247]

It took me a while to figure out your constraints when I started testing it, but I finally got it to work. Good job on the design, it really helps out when trying to make a variable V-Belt.

[@Mycomments8938]

Can we use same adaptive part in multiple assemblies.

[@Brian_FitzGibbon]

Thank you very much! Great help with a project I'm doing for college!

[@MesterKimS]

Cool tip. Maybe you can help me.? I have the problem to create nearly the same as what you show here in the video. But my problem came when i want to rotate one of them 30 deg. In your ex. here i want to rotate one of them around the X axis. Can you help with that?

[@icullen1]

is it possible to do this with a flat square surface? like a sheet of plastic and make it so that it could deform in the middle?( imagin stretching a large sheet of plasticwrap over a square tuba-ware container)

[@aleac_14]

Thank you very much for the tutorial on Stretchy parts, I tried it and had it working properly. I do have a question, I tried to apply the same principle to a 3 pulley mechanism. The first two pulleys adapt the band well, but the third will always give me a constraint error. Any idea on how to solve this, avoiding this problem? Thanks in advance

[@powderdescent]

Thought for sure this was going to somehow apply Poissons ratio in a clever way (iLogic?) to reduce the diameter of the Oring when it stretched. Nope.