From which of the following toolbars can the Mass Properties tool be called?
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Part Studios > Mass Properties Tool
Mass Properties IconMass Properties Tool
This functionality is available on Onshape's browser, iOS, and Android platforms.
The Onshape Mass properties tool is available in Part Studio and Assemblies for parts and assemblies. Find the Mass properties tool in the bottom right corner of the interface, the scales icon, when you have parts selected. (Shown below in a screenshot from Onshape's desktop application.)
Mass properties tool
Properties are additive: for each additional part you select, its properties are added to the calculations in the dialog. When you apply materials to parts, the density of the material is used in the calculations in the Mass properties flyout. If a part has no material assigned, no figure for that part is used in the calculation (and a note is displayed in the flyout to that effect).
Results of mass property calculations are approximate. The calculation of the properties can vary in accuracy, depending on the complexity of the geometry.
Enabling Show calculation variance displays the value and the difference between the lower and upper bound of the calculated value. If Show calculation variance is not enabled, the computed value without the bounds is displayed. The computations of the values are not affected by the state of the Show calculation variance checkbox.
Materials may be applied to parts through the context menu on a part in the Parts list (or the graphics area).
ClosedMass Properties Tool: Desktop
ClosedMass Properties Tool: iOS
ClosedMass Properties Tool: Android
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Last Updated: May 11, 2020