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OMG! Section View is awesome!
I've been using OnShape as a hobbyist for a while now and for whatever reason only just discovered Section View. See Tech Tip: How to Use 3D Section Views in Onshape
If you are designing anything moderately complex or that has internal structure this is the bomb. Previously I'd mess around making things transparent or hiding things either when working on the parts or showing people the design. Forget all that. Just section it. So, if you don't know about this, check it out. If you do, why didn't you tell me?!
Thanks OnShape team
Re: Golden angle pattern (Sunflower)
@digitalcarbon is that the final script?
Could you share for posterity?
Re: is it possible deactivate a thread so you will not be notified?
I think not being able to resurrect an old thread is probably a good thing. Many times when old threads are resurrected it seems to be with the *IT'S BEEN X YEARS SINCE, WHY HAS THIS THING NOT BEEN IMPLEMENTED* kind of thing. Which is, sometimes, a valid statement, but isn't very helpful.
Re: is it possible deactivate a thread so you will not be notified?
It might be a good idea to have a message popping up when answering to a very old thread: "No activities were recorded in this discussion since xxx days. Do you want to open a new discussion instead? A link to this one will be automatically included in the initial post, if you click [OK]"
Re: Issues with Transforming imported Model
It depends on what you imported but "transform by mate connector" is the best option. You may need to create a some reference geometry (like a sketch to find the center, etc…) if there is no "obvious" reference point on your imported model.
Re: Copy from a sketch on one plane to another plane with only different "Z values
Thank you Michael. This is what I was looking for. My problem is solved