dim name
dim name
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so if I rename a feature dim to something meaningful
Is there a way to return the original value
Is there a way to return the original value
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RE: dim name
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RE: dim name
if you know what it was before ...say d15 and change it to that then it works....but unless you have that ..then it's a new name
i was wondering if there was something one could do with jlink to return the original name
RE: dim name
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RE: dim name
/**my old dims**
/**d16 is now called "LENGTH"***
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RE: dim name
Click on the dimension text tab...then rename the dimension.
Exit the sketch and select Info...switch dimension.
If you need to remember the original dimension ref' then why not just put it in as a prefix or suffix?
RE: dim name
3dlogix.....have you got the wf ver of config mentor out?
it rules
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Michael
RE: dim name
Thanks for asking. The last year has been incredibly busy, but this is still on my project list. I have about 75% of it finished for WF. Keep you all posted!
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RE: dim name
RE: dim name
not sure if there is any jlink commands to find it and after looking at some java... well