If limits are not defined in the engineering connection, default limits are assigned in the Mechanism Player.
- For offset-based commands (cylindrical or prismatic connections), the default limits are 100 above
and 100 below the initial value of the command.
- For angle-based commands (cylindrical or revolute connections), the default limits are 360° above
and 360° below the initial value of the command.
- For curve-based commands (point curve, roll curve, or slide curve connections), the default limits are zero and the length of the
curve. If the curve forms a closed loop, then the limits are defined relative to the
initial value of the command. The lower limit represents the beginning of the curve and
the upper limit represents the end of the curve. For example, for a curve with a length
of 100, the initial values result in the following limits:
Initial Command Value |
Limits |
10 |
0, 100 |
110 |
100, 200 |
210 |
200, 300 |
–10 |
–100, 0 |
You can change the limits in the Mechanism Player by right-clicking the
value box and selecting Range > Edit from the menu that appears.
However, if you define limits in the engineering connection later, the engineering
connection limits take precedence over any limits defined in the Mechanism
Player.