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In this chapter, you create animations and animation files of the claw model using SolidWorks Animator tools. This chapter discusses the following topics: Viewing the SolidWorks AnimationManager tab, Animating a rotation with the Animation Wizard, Animating an exploded view, Scheduling motion, Animating a collapsed view, Creating a motion path, Recording an animation, Creating an animation file from screen captures. Animating a Rotation with the Animation Wizard The Animation Wizard helps you animate a rotation of the model through 360 degrees. For Rotate , only one path is created. For Explode or Collapse , a motion path is created for each component. Animating an Exploded View, The assembly already contains an exploded configuration. You can animate it using the Animation Wizard. Since the Rotate path begins at 0 and ends at 10 seconds, the Explode animation begins at 10 seconds, after the rotation is completed. Click the beside Schedule to expand the motion path schedules. Notice that all the Explode
paths start and end at the same time. We want to schedule each one individually so that they move one at a time to simulate a disassembly process: first the pins, then the claw, the rod, and the collar.

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