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--- machines_and_mechanisms_tutorial [2021/05/28 16:07] – johnlee
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 ====== Creating NXT LEGO Machines & Mechanisms in Solidworks Part 1 ======
-**Author:** [[unlv_lee|Joo Won Lee]] Email: <leej183@unlv.nevada.edu>
+**Author:** [[unlv_lee|Joo Won Lee]] Email: <leej183@mit.edu>
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 **Date:** Last modified on <5/30/2021>
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 **Keywords:** <Tutorial, how to, lego, Solidworks>
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 This tutorial will be focusing on how to make and upload simple version of Isogawa Solidworks & studio parts.
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 ===== Motivation and Audience =====
-The motivation of this tutorial is to teach how to animate Solidworks parts via motion study function. The readers will also learn how to use another simple CAD program called studio by Brick link and upload their work into this DASL wiki page.
+The motivation of this tutorial is to teach how to animate Solidworks parts via motion study function. The readers will also learn how to use another simple CAD program called studio by Brick link and upload their work onto this DASL wiki page.
 ==== Parts List and Sources ====
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 ^ File Name                 ^ Google Drive Link                                                                   ^ Note                                   ^
-| Isogawa Solidworks Parts  | https://drive.google.com/file/d/15YxjyU9YPXL9NbGBGqAZQyTHRre_JzFH/view?usp=sharing  | Ask author or lab member for password  |
+| Isogawa Solidworks Parts  | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KvLF4l2abW-GGuO1T0vRRLwzHVT3o4dG/view?usp=sharing  | Ask author or lab member for password  |
 | Isogawa Book Parts List   | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HDJ3HF7Dj-EgmrfUnNSEUs-qo3hrSzzq/view?usp=sharing  | Not all parts are all accounted for    |
 | DASL Wiki Upload helper   | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AzUiQ5CYz7i-nlRj7RcYYub9t997f3dl/view?usp=sharing  | For Power Function                     |
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-==== How to Setup ====
+===== How to Setup =====
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-==== How to Assemble Parts in Solidworks ====
+===== How to Assemble Parts in Solidworks =====
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-==== How to Make Exploded View in Solidworks ====
+===== How to Make Exploded View in Solidworks =====
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-==== How to Animate Solidworks with Motion Analysis ====
+===== How to Animate Solidworks with Motion Analysis =====
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-==== How to Use Studio 2.0 and Make Instructions ====
+===== How to Use Studio 2.0 and Make Instructions =====
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 Make a instructions pdf by using the pdf creator.
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+Create about 4~7 simple step instructions on how to build your lego assembly.
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-==== How to upload ====
+===== How to upload =====
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-==== Result ====
+===== Result =====
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+If you did everything right, the result will look like this!
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+{{:lego:tutorial:f17.png?400|}}
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+The name of the files and folders are important because that is how DASL wiki displays correct image/files.
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+If the link is in <fc red> red</fc>, then it means that the link is broken and you should see if you uploaded  the file in the right folder or the name is correct.
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+===== Final Words =====
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+This tutorial went over the following tasks:
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+-How assemble in Solidworks
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+-How to view in exploded view
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+-How to animate the pieces
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+-How to use Studio 2.0 and make instructions
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+-How to upload to DASL wiki
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-==== Final Words ====
-This tutorial's objective was to people who want to make a costume for mini darwin.
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-For questions, clarifications, etc, Email: <m.geon.kim@gmail.com>
+For questions, clarifications, etc, Email: <leej183@mit.edu>