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<KBaker> wrote in messageNo,
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not iParts. Nice idea, but these are simply flange connections on a large
hopper. The hopper dimension changes depending on the size of the vessel above
it. It's all skeleton-based and things resize perfectly, it's just that
rectangular patterns are a pain! I should just make everything have round
flanges... 😕
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<dan_inv09> wrote in messageWould
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you use a sketch pattern for hole quantities? It seems like the ultimate goal
is a skeletal model driving an assembly and any operator will make a copy and
change a couple of numbers ("this hopper is 5 feet longer, and the tank is 2
feet shorter") and everything updates automatically, update the titleblocks
and tweak the drawings a little for clarity and the whole job is
done.
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