This will help the maintainers understand what you are doing. Has to be a power of 2 in width and height.ДЈ20x240 JPEG thumbnail * This is a nice picture representing your model in FlightGear in the best way.Д¬omment * Please add a short (max 100 letters) statement why you are updating this model. PNG texture file(s) This (Those) is (are) the PNG texture(s) file(s) of your model. XML file This is the XML file of your model (eg: tower.xml).

eg: The Cite des Telecoms, colocated with the cornet radome, is a telecommunications museum.ДЄC3D file * This is the AC3D file of your model (eg: tower.ac). Model description Please add a short statement giving more details on this data. Model name * Please add a short (max 100 letters) name of your model (eg : Cornet antenna radome - Brittany - France). Model's family * This is the family name of the object. If this is a Python constraint (some sort of fixed path length).

вЂў The thumbnail must be in JPEG and 320*240 resolution. File , line 471, in RuntimeError: path too long.

Only include XML if necessary for the model. For example, if you apply coincident 3D constrain to a line, which is between two solids, to join the vertex of these two solids, the constraint application will try to relocate the participating geometries to satisfy the coincident. XML file must start with a classic XML header, such as. Note: Unlike 2D Constraints, 3D constraints application will not deform a geometry, instead it will transform it.If you have multiple textures, name them modelname1.png, modelname2.png etc.PNG resolution must be a power of 2 in width and height. Any line item type can be used to represent non-revenue generating demand (for example, pro-bono).Do not add trees or flat surfaces (such as soccer fields) into your AC file.The terrain elevation is subject to updates, so this could lead to inaccuracies. Please do not group separate buildings into one AC file.Files have to share a common name, for instance: modelname.ac, modelname.xml and modelname.png.Add ALL files related to the model, INCLUDING those that you did not change.We can name this or we can just let it use the alignment that we're going to feed it here. Let's come to our Home ribbon, under Create Design panel, choose Corridor. I know I can hide the constraints by using the other virtual drawing space. Is there way to do this without displaying the dimension lines Right now Im using the Lock constraint on each point. So we have all the components needed to create a corridor. I need to constrain the points in the sketch so that they dont move.

And on the far little left side here, we have our assembly. And you'll here notice here, we have our alignment. So I'm going to go ahead and open up a drawing, our exercise file 08_04_Corridor. So now that we have all of this, let's go ahead and create a corridor. We can also use a feature line as well as our assembly. We have our linear path and usually that contains or requires two objects, so alignment and profile. Now that we've looked at creating assemblies, we have all the components that we'll need.

Ac3d constrain to line