Selection Driven<\/STRONG>
- Pick what you want to act upon, then act<\/LI>
\t - Single Pick, fence pick, or using the selection manager (“green dot”)<\/LI>
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Direct interaction with the model<\/STRONG>- Intelligence such as tangent, concentric and so on, are captured in the model geometry<\/LI>
\t - If you are thinking, “I need to edit my sketch to edit my model.” then you are thinking the “old” way<\/LI>
\t - In Synchronous Technology, you do NOT need to lock every dimension (better to leave your dimensions unlocked, only locking values as necessary for a particular edit<\/LI>
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Stering Wheel –<\/STRONG> did you catch the latest post today from Mark on the Steering Wheel<\/A>?
Live Rules<\/STRONG>- Unlike previous systems where sketches rule the day, in Synchronous Technology the model itself contains the key knowledge<\/LI>
\t - When you go to move a face, the system will AUTOMATICALLY look to see if other faces should be adjusted to maintain logical intent<\/LI>
\t - Trust the Model – When you make an edit, it will be localized to the geometry you are addressing<\/LI>
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Part changes can be made while in the Assembly<\/STRONG>- Synchronous Assemblies provide two new tools for selection:
- Command bar controls over all selection<\/LI>
\t - Selection Manager provides tools for additional selection based on what is currently selecte<\/LI>
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\t - Move Face:
- Selecting multiple faces on the same part will behave exactly as if you were in the part document outside the context of an assembly<\/LI>
\t - Selecting multiple faces on different parts will allow the faces to move together as if each part were being modified within their respective part documents<\/LI>
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\t - Selecting multiple faces on the same part will behave exactly as if you were in the part document outside the context of an assembly<\/LI>
\t - Command bar controls over all selection<\/LI>
\t - Synchronous Assemblies provide two new tools for selection:
\t - Unlike previous systems where sketches rule the day, in Synchronous Technology the model itself contains the key knowledge<\/LI>
\t - Intelligence such as tangent, concentric and so on, are captured in the model geometry<\/LI>
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