Is this why I can't change anything? I am trying to change a sketch but nothing happens or it breaks the model.Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Fri Nov 25, 2022 10:28 am Btw, you should not sketch upon face : TNP
You should use axis (at the 'top' of your object).
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Re: Workable Copy/Mirror
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Re: Workable Copy/Mirror
I told you above that you can't do it in PartDesign
if you make a mirror, you will have a single welded part, or if you shift you will have 2 separate parts in the same body from where crash
if you make a clone of Body, you will have 2 pieces but when you want to subtract: either you have subtracted the 1st body on its copy = 0
either you have autointersection from where crash
in my example that I join you you can see that even the A is reproduced symmetrically, so this is the solution (in my previous file I had removed the A for a smaller file) but as that did not suit the commentators ....
if you make a mirror, you will have a single welded part, or if you shift you will have 2 separate parts in the same body from where crash
if you make a clone of Body, you will have 2 pieces but when you want to subtract: either you have subtracted the 1st body on its copy = 0
either you have autointersection from where crash
in my example that I join you you can see that even the A is reproduced symmetrically, so this is the solution (in my previous file I had removed the A for a smaller file) but as that did not suit the commentators ....
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Re: Workable Copy/Mirror
You have not understood the concept of Part Design workbench Body.
The Body constitutes a single cumulative solitary solid. The features in the Body (Pad/Pocket/etc.) do not constitute atomic solids. They are operations that accumulate.
If you use the Part Design Feature Mirror, it creates a mirror of the accumulation up to that point and it is added, making a single solid.
Thus, you can only continue to modify the entire solid Body.
The suggestions offered, create a new solid. This allows you to continue to modify the mirrored solid, but, it is not part of the Body from which it was derived.
The Body constitutes a single cumulative solitary solid. The features in the Body (Pad/Pocket/etc.) do not constitute atomic solids. They are operations that accumulate.
If you use the Part Design Feature Mirror, it creates a mirror of the accumulation up to that point and it is added, making a single solid.
Thus, you can only continue to modify the entire solid Body.
The suggestions offered, create a new solid. This allows you to continue to modify the mirrored solid, but, it is not part of the Body from which it was derived.
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