I would think the reason WPs can't be adaptive has
to do with the way they're defined. There are too many options for a point
in space, considering that work planes can be tough enough on the adaptive
engine sometimes. You have to have at least two other features to define a
point, as opposed to just one for a plane or axis.
size=2>I would say that to make a work point adaptive, you'd have to define it
off something that was adaptive. For instance, if a work point was defined
as the crossing point of three planes, and the planes were adaptive, then the
work point would be (indirectly) adaptive.
HTH
Walt
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...or
can they be? I'd like to recreate/pull workpoints into a part, however only
GroundedWorkPoints seem to be an option.. ..and I've already changed my design
and have proven the obvious- that GWPoints aren't adaptive. Is there a reason
for this? Or a preferred workaround? I'm shooting to 3d sweep a handrail thru
some fancy brackets that contain path-WorkPoints. Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks.
James
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