Individual part features may be designated as adaptive using the context menu. adaptive featureĪ feature that can resize when constrained to other features. Whenever a part is reassigned from adaptive to fixed geometry, then changes made to that part update the remaining adaptive counterparts.
One part is designated as fixed geometry, and its adaptive counterparts update when the fixed geometry is changed. Child geometry updates when the parent is modified.Īdaptive geometry can have two-way dependencies. Child geometry projected from a parent part is dependent on parent geometry. adaptive compared to associativeĪssociative geometry has a one-way parametric relationship between parent and child geometry. In drawing documents, the default styles associated with the active standard. See also background, enabled part, and undisplayed part. If a part or subassembly was previously hidden or designated as background, it must be enabled before activation. In an assembly file, select the part in either the browser or the graphics window before it can be edited. In an open part file, the part is active and available for edit. Click the green Ok button to create the parallel offset work plane and end the command.The part that is being edited.It is not necessary to include the mm if you choose this method. Alternatively, you can directly enter 38 in the value input box. Click the gold distance arrow manipulator and drag the parallel work plane in a positive direction (towards you) approximately 38 mm.Next, you create a work plane parallel to the default XY plane (highlighted in blue), but at a specified distance. As each Origin plane highlights in the graphics window, make a point of identifying which browser element corresponds to which origin plane in the graphics window. As you did previously, move your cursor over the YZ Plane, the XZ Plane, and the XY Plane in the browser.If not, click the + button to expand the part Origin folder. The Origin folder should still be in an expanded state. Once again, direct your attention to the Model browser at the side of the graphics window.Then select Offset from Plane from the Plane drop-down menu. Click the down arrow of the Model tab Work Features panel Plane command on the ribbon.The work plane is the base for a new sketch. In the next part of the tutorial, you create a work plane which is offset from the default XY plane of the part origin.
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