Dependency Editing
You can suppress a feature so you can work on the model with the selected
feature temporarily removed from the model. Suppressing a feature not
only removes it from the display, but also from any calculations in which
it may be involved. Rebuilding complex models occurs faster when features
with a large amount of detail are suppressed. The Features toolbar contains
the following tools to suppress and unsuppress features of the model.
See Suppress
and unsuppress.
Suppression is governed by the parent and child relations of the
features.
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Tooth Cut |
Unsuppressed |
Suppressed |
Unsuppressed |
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Tooth Pattern |
Unsuppressed |
Suppressed
– The child feature is suppressed because it is dependent on the parent
feature, and the parent feature is suppressed. |
Suppressed – If you unsuppress
the parent feature, the child feature is not automatically unsuppressed.
If you unsuppress the child feature, however,
the parent feature is also unsuppressed. |
Dependency editing is one way to control parts. Others methods of controlling
parts include: