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Do you mean multiple extrusions from one sketch? This is certainly possible. After your first extrusion, right-click on the sketch and select Share Sketch. This makes it available to be used by further features.
If you just mean multiple extrusions from one work plane, then there is no limitation on the number of features that can reference a work plane.
If you can't figure it out - attach your file here.
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Only thing, option is not available in some cases. Why is that?
Attach file here that exhibits this behavior.
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Not sure how well that will work - it depends on which level of the hierarchy is active. Not a major deal, as I can just click around until the right object is active.
Just curious - what is the logic behind this "consumed" sketch business? Surely autodesk don't think that most people will only have one extrusion/revolution per plane?
Surely autodesk don't think that most people will only have one extrusion/revolution per plane?
I don't follow the logic of your statement. Attach example file here.
Are you really referring to sketches?
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"For parts, surface features and work features are automatically consumed by default to communicate feature dependencies." - What do they mean, feature dependencies? Most of the time, I want to draw separate features on the same sketch. Why is it that by default they are consumed?
I can post if you really want, how would you like me to package? Zip?
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I recommend that you post everything you do for a while to see how others might have done the geometry.
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"For parts, surface features and work features are automatically consumed by default to communicate feature dependencies." - What do they mean, feature dependencies? Most of the time, I want to draw separate features on the same sketch. Why is it that by default they are consumed?
I can post if you really want, how would you like me to package? Zip?
The attached screen shots should help you understand dependencies. Drawing separate features on the same sketch is not always a good idea. It depends on the complexity of what you're creating. Sometimes it is best to make simple sketches & build from there using geometry projection.
Request review of technique and alternative methods.
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