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"Holes" with missing geometry do not indicate errors.
Brad_Goodman
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The standard "holes" feature has (at least) a couple of bugs when it comes to referencing missing geometries.
I created a sketch with THREE vertices, then created "Hole1" which added holes at all 3. Then I went back and deleted one of the vertices. Notices that "Hole1" only actually draws 2 holes, but shows three in the feature. (This is a bug - the third vertex show show up as RED, as should "Hole1") I then created a third vertex in Sketch1, then created "Hole2". This time I created 3 Mate Connectors at each of the three vertices. I then deleted one of the vertices. If you open Hole2, it correctly shows the third mate connector in RED (as the vertex was deleted) - but Hole2 itself on the timeline SHOULD appear in RED.
I was able to easily recreate these issues in a simplified sketch (for support) Please see:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/93caa448e3145c235563c4ec/w/c4e9caa9bf9d02273feef730/e/932bff638c96363362edcf78
I created a sketch with THREE vertices, then created "Hole1" which added holes at all 3. Then I went back and deleted one of the vertices. Notices that "Hole1" only actually draws 2 holes, but shows three in the feature. (This is a bug - the third vertex show show up as RED, as should "Hole1") I then created a third vertex in Sketch1, then created "Hole2". This time I created 3 Mate Connectors at each of the three vertices. I then deleted one of the vertices. If you open Hole2, it correctly shows the third mate connector in RED (as the vertex was deleted) - but Hole2 itself on the timeline SHOULD appear in RED.
I was able to easily recreate these issues in a simplified sketch (for support) Please see:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/93caa448e3145c235563c4ec/w/c4e9caa9bf9d02273feef730/e/932bff638c96363362edcf78
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1. (For completness-sake) I extruded the sketch at the beginning, and was placing the holes in this extrusion
2. "Hole1" should also show up in the timeline as RED - because it is in-error.