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13-Aquamarine
May 15, 2014
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Which constraint set

  • May 15, 2014
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Hi again,

Questions are thick and fast this week.

If I have a patterned part (20 times say) and that part has constraints and loads defined in it, does the order of appearance of the constraint and load sets in the analysis definition form appear in the order of the patterned part?

Example analysis definition form below showing a component's loadsets and constraint sets when patterned twice.

I know I can test but there is no way of telling which pattern element a constraint/loadset is associated with.

More than 2 elements in a pattern and it gets mighty confusing compounded by having to scroll up and down in the definition form as it's not possible to see more than 5 constraint sets/loadsets at anyone time.

Thanks


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Best answer by 346gnu

Ahhh,

Switch on feature ID column in model tree and hover the mouse over the constraint/load

See pic below

Could the feature ID become part of the explicit description rather than the flyout?

Thanks

hover+the+mouse.jpg

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346gnu13-AquamarineAuthorAnswer
13-Aquamarine
May 15, 2014

Ahhh,

Switch on feature ID column in model tree and hover the mouse over the constraint/load

See pic below

Could the feature ID become part of the explicit description rather than the flyout?

Thanks

hover+the+mouse.jpg