Appearances of Multiple Parts
Appearances of Multiple Parts
(OP)
I think I'm losing my mind today, and probably not just because I'm at work.
Here's my (main) issue: Imagine you have an assembly that has multiple instances of one component (for simplicity's sake, let's say it's a cube). Now let's say I want to make Face 1 of Cube 1 blue plastic and Face 1 of Cube 2 red plastic. It doesn't seem like it is possible now, but I could have sworn that I've done this in the past.
Was there a regression or do I need to quit drinking on the job?
Here's my (main) issue: Imagine you have an assembly that has multiple instances of one component (for simplicity's sake, let's say it's a cube). Now let's say I want to make Face 1 of Cube 1 blue plastic and Face 1 of Cube 2 red plastic. It doesn't seem like it is possible now, but I could have sworn that I've done this in the past.
Was there a regression or do I need to quit drinking on the job?






RE: Appearances of Multiple Parts
I would have done it the same way in the past.
Rob Rodriguez CSWP
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RE: Appearances of Multiple Parts
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RE: Appearances of Multiple Parts
Rob Rodriguez CSWP
www.axiscadsolutions.com
www.robrodriguez.com
http://designsmarter.typepad.com/rob_rodriguez/
Eastern Region SWUGN Representative www.swugn.org www.nvtswug.com
SW 2007 SP 2.0
RE: Appearances of Multiple Parts
Dan
www.eltronresearch.com
Dan's Blog
RE: Appearances of Multiple Parts
RE: Appearances of Multiple Parts
Dan
www.eltronresearch.com
Dan's Blog