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copy features inward radially.
My goal is to copy the shown features inward radially to form a grid pattern similar to open grid pattern used on industrial walkway. BTW, this 1/87.
Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter.
Have done this linearly
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You could do this with an iterating circular feature pattern which would take some time to set up.
Or you could do it much faster with @EvanReese's Speaker Pattern feature..
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The Speaker Pattern feature is for round holes. I need to do it with square holes. Is there a video that goes step-by-step tutorial?
I drew the basic shape (on a existing 'disk' [circular with thickness]), extruded it (removed), Then did a Circular pattern by feature.
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Interesting, the "main" in the speaker pattern allows selecting your own body but the last "version" doesn't seem to have that option yet!
I wonder if @EvanReese forgot to create a new version or if it's not quite ready for primetime?0 -
I think this will help.
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In the meantime, here's a way to do this manually:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/51fe6c780915193df1d4115c/w/770c6e82ad081367eee19aa6/e/29c46b5648abe5d3af3e2962
Here are some videos on the general idea of using patterns of sketches and variables to achieve these things (this is part one of two):0 -
oops, funny I checked the code to see if that was available before posting, but didn't actually use the feature. 😶
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I got by just doing plain linear.
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That looks quite different from what you were originally asking.
If this is all you needed, I would recommend looking at the "fill pattern" FS as it can automatically eliminate cuts that go over the "edges"…
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It seems not needed now, but @eric_pesty thanks for pointing that out. I versioned again. I've not touched that code in years, but meant to at least ship the latest.
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