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  1. #1
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    what is wrong in this eqaution?

    Hi
    Please see to attached picture.

    I want to have a sin curve that be only in one direction not in both (- and + direction), in the Z axis but when i wrote it with ABS function, solid works doesn't do that and also solid works doesn't show any wrong letter too.

    Can some one help me ?

    Thanks

  2. #2
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    Re: what is wrong in this eqaution?

    Look at the message in the yellow box. It says the curve could not be generated because it would be discontinuous. What you'll have to do is use a separate equation for each discontinuous section, with each having a different range for t. Or you could make a pattern of a single equation and use composite curve to join them.

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