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Re: How can I insert a point pattern from my skeleton in my part?

GV_SVN
7-Bedrock

Re: How can I insert a point pattern from my skeleton in my part?

As per the original post

 

Why is this the workflow instead of just copying the pattern itself? Seems very extra. I'm glad you've mentioned this simplification, however. If you follow PTC's intent in Article - CS297897 it instructs an extra pattern required if you use Publish Geometry instead of just grabbing the original feature like you have.

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tbraxton
21-Topaz II
(To:GV_SVN)

If you are asking why to use the method I detailed above versus the method from the article you note, then my answer is to use the one which best capture the design intent. In some cases, you could use both methods to get the same geometry. In general, I would use a reference pattern before a pattern of a pattern. This is due to model stability and regeneration time.

 

I have never patterned a copy geometry that I can recall. I do often use reference patterns in top down design schemes and the method I detailed above is the only way I am aware of to use the reference pattern functionality in a derivative model of a parent where the pattern is defined.

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Involute Development, LLC
Consulting Engineers
Specialists in Creo Parametric

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tbraxton
21-Topaz II
(To:GV_SVN)

If you are asking why to use the method I detailed above versus the method from the article you note, then my answer is to use the one which best capture the design intent. In some cases, you could use both methods to get the same geometry. In general, I would use a reference pattern before a pattern of a pattern. This is due to model stability and regeneration time.

 

I have never patterned a copy geometry that I can recall. I do often use reference patterns in top down design schemes and the method I detailed above is the only way I am aware of to use the reference pattern functionality in a derivative model of a parent where the pattern is defined.

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Involute Development, LLC
Consulting Engineers
Specialists in Creo Parametric
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