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Re: show/hide parts based on attributes
You can use Composite Parts to group things for hiding and showing. Keep the composite open so the parts are also fully useable in the normal way. Composites can even share parts. You could write a f… (View Post)1 -
Re: Transform Faces or Features
@javl0p_2 There is a custom Transform Pattern feature by @konstantin_shiriazdanov that can do this. (View Post)1 -
Re: help creating FS multi results thickening feature
If you want to make this as a script, I think you first need a better idea how you'd do it manually, and I don't think thicken is the right tool. If I understand right, offsetting the surfa… (View Post)2 -
Re: use "move face" in a configuration.
This exact issue actually came up in this thread, and I made a modified version of Move Face that accepts negative values, which you can get here. (View Post)1 -
Re: Why can't I define a variable as a measured angle?
You can do this with the custom Measure Value feature by @konstantin_shiriazdanov, but yes, you understand the issue correctly, the angle can flip unintuitively. If you happen to know that it's … (View Post)1


























