Using a configuration on an Array

Using a configuration on an Array

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Using a configuration on an Array

caddude
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Is it possible to use a configuration within an Array?  I have an array of components that are all similar except for two locations.  I'd like to be able to use a configuration at those two locations rather than suppress and then add in those two different components.  Is this possible?

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jhackney1972
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You can do Configurations of Patterns, what you call an Array.  I did a Rectangular Pattern Configuration in one axis, it is attached.  NOTE: A Configured Model file is an F3Z file which you will have to Upload to the Cloud in order to open it.  The Forum is not accepting F3Z files so I had to ZIP it first.

 

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caddude
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Hello John,

Thank you for replying so quickly.  The array was not within a single part but an array of multiple parts (see image 15-36-24).  What I'd like to do is something like 15-55-25 which I can accomplish by inserting different configs of the same part.  I was hoping that I could do this by selecting a component or body within the array and changing just that version but instead all the version of the array change.

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gautham_kattethota
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@caddude 

You cannot do that with Patterns.  Patterns create instances of the source, so a change will affect all instances.

 

Regards

Gautham



Gautham Kattethota
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caddude
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Thanks for verifying Guatham.  I was hoping maybe I was missing something, but I'll just use my workaround.  Thank you!

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