Fusion
I cannot replicate your issues. Could you please create a Screencast to demonstrate what you are seeing. Be sure to show the Pipe dialog box as you demonstrate.
John Hackney, Retired
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seems to work for me. Have you tried restarting Fusion?
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
@jeff_strater The chaining checkbox bug has been around for ages, think it's in other commands as well. Your test you toggled it so didn't see the problem. It seems the hollow option has the same problem where it uses the default state not the last used state and what's showing on the dialog.
Screencast shows same behaviour as @Anonymous's example.
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Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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@Anonymous There is a chance it got fixed for a while. Can't remember what other commands I've seen the problem with.
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Mark Hughes
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Here's another example using the surface version of revolve. Neither of these examples are features I use that often so I think there are some others. @jeff_strater Do you need examples of all the features or will fixing one feature fix the others?
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Also a problem in sweep! Unchecked in first sweep second sweep has chain unchecked from previous use but still selects a chain.
Edit, this is a feature I use quite often and where the problem's been around for ages.
Mark Hughes
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ah. OK, good to know. I remember another issue like this, where the command was not correctly setting the correct last value. Yes, a list would be helpful, as this does tend to be command-specific.
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
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