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Upoming webinar August 9th "Derived Feature in FeatureScript" or "Derived feature in Onshape"?
owen_sparks
Member, Developers Posts: 2,660 PRO
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Hi folks.
I've just received an email invitation in the Community Newsleter of July 27th to "learn about the derived feature in FeatureScript". On registering the topic is listed as "using the Derived Feature in Onshape". Just after some clarification as to whether this topic covers the use of Derived in the normal user interface or in he featurescript programming environment?
Also please teach your forum's spell checker that featurescript is now a word
Cheers,
Owen S.
I've just received an email invitation in the Community Newsleter of July 27th to "learn about the derived feature in FeatureScript". On registering the topic is listed as "using the Derived Feature in Onshape". Just after some clarification as to whether this topic covers the use of Derived in the normal user interface or in he featurescript programming environment?
Also please teach your forum's spell checker that featurescript is now a word
Cheers,
Owen S.
Business Systems and Configuration Controller
HWM-Water Ltd
HWM-Water Ltd
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ethan
Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 24 
Using the Derived Feature, sorry for the confusion!5 -
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michael3424
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Spell checking is handled by your browser isn't it? In Chrome when I type "Featurescript" the word gets a red underline and I can right click on the word to add it to my (presumably) Chrome dictionary.5
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Cheers,
Owen S
HWM-Water Ltd
You're absolutely right, I'd assumed the checker was part of the forum software.
Owen S.
HWM-Water Ltd