Planes made by Mid plane between 2 planes

[aprajapati3C]

In an assembly if a plane is made through "Mid plane between 2 planes", how to identify which planes were used to create it?

I have a model done by someone else. There are few user planes and i have no idea how it was created. I dont want to redefine the planes as it may impact the higher level assemblies.

[aprajapati3C]

In an assembly if a plane is made through "Mid plane between 2 planes", how to identify which planes were used to create it?

I have a model done by someone else. There are few user planes and i have no idea how it was created. I dont want to redefine the planes as it may impact the higher level assemblies.

[CCarreiras]

Hi!

Click RMB and "Show Inputs"

After this, the input member will highlight

[CCarreiras]

Hi!

Click RMB and "Show Inputs"

After this, the input member will highlight

[CCarreiras]

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[CCarreiras]

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[aprajapati3C]

This solution works for part files not for assemblies

[aprajapati3C]

This solution works for part files not for assemblies

[blandb]

Good idea for the ideas station lol

[blandb]

Good idea for the ideas station lol

[aprajapati3C]

I though of that but wanted to check first is there is a solution which i am not aware of.

[aprajapati3C]

I though of that but wanted to check first is there is a solution which i am not aware of.

[WHolzwarth]

Perhaps I didn't see the issue. But have a look. Planes created in assembly on two different parts, and midplane between them.

[WHolzwarth]

Perhaps I didn't see the issue. But have a look. Planes created in assembly on two different parts, and midplane between them.

[johnsonshiue · Accepted solution]

Hi! All assembly work geometry is associated with a constraint. For midplane, there should be a Symmetry constraint in the Relationship folder. Select the constraint to see the participating geometry.

Many thanks!

[johnsonshiue · Accepted solution]

Hi! All assembly work geometry is associated with a constraint. For midplane, there should be a Symmetry constraint in the Relationship folder. Select the constraint to see the participating geometry.

Many thanks!

[aprajapati3C]

Worked. Thanks

[aprajapati3C]

Worked. Thanks