by ArtF » Mon May 10, 2021 1:27 am
Hi All:
I'm getting closer to a release of TickerAlpha2. There is a test version you may try
if you wish at :
http:\\gea rotic.com\Tick erAlpha2.zip
(Remove the spaces to make that a link.. )
1) Ticker has had many fixes to the integrity of bolt manifolds to ensure watertightness.
2) Addition of Spurs
3) Addition of Helicals
4) Addition of Bevels
5) Addition of WormGears.
Ticker will find your Gearotic License if you have one and allow export of the gear types,
but as they normally belong to Gearotic, it requires a license to do output on gear types.
These gears, bevels, worms and such all have tighter meshing and closed manifolds as
opposed to the ones from Gearotic. You cannot yet spoke them, but things such as collars
are much more configurable and a proper meshed part of the rest of the gear.
You may note references to Physics, but you can ignore those for now, the program as it stands though
is very handy for solid gear models quickly made to spec.
This is a test of compatibility. There is a logfile in the root folder after a run to show me where
perhaps the program is failing should it not run on your machine. If you try this version, please
let me know if you run into trouble. Its use for the most part should be self explanatory if I've done
my job properly.
Thx
Art
Hi All:
I'm getting closer to a release of TickerAlpha2. There is a test version you may try
if you wish at :
http:\\gea rotic.com\Tick erAlpha2.zip
(Remove the spaces to make that a link.. )
1) Ticker has had many fixes to the integrity of bolt manifolds to ensure watertightness.
2) Addition of Spurs
3) Addition of Helicals
4) Addition of Bevels
5) Addition of WormGears.
Ticker will find your Gearotic License if you have one and allow export of the gear types,
but as they normally belong to Gearotic, it requires a license to do output on gear types.
These gears, bevels, worms and such all have tighter meshing and closed manifolds as
opposed to the ones from Gearotic. You cannot yet spoke them, but things such as collars
are much more configurable and a proper meshed part of the rest of the gear.
You may note references to Physics, but you can ignore those for now, the program as it stands though
is very handy for solid gear models quickly made to spec.
This is a test of compatibility. There is a logfile in the root folder after a run to show me where
perhaps the program is failing should it not run on your machine. If you try this version, please
let me know if you run into trouble. Its use for the most part should be self explanatory if I've done
my job properly.
Thx
Art