What is the BORN Technique?

[rickduley]

Try as I might, I cannot find any documentation which provides a lucid and thorough explanation of the BORN Technique.

Can anyone direct me to such?

Thanks

[rickduley]

Try as I might, I cannot find any documentation which provides a lucid and thorough explanation of the BORN Technique.

Can anyone direct me to such?

Thanks

[JDMather]

Base Orphan Reference Node

The origin planes and centerpoint (and axis) have no parents and cannot be deleted.

Anything else can be deleted.  Anything else forms parent/child relationships.
So as much as possible use only the Origin geometry as datums to anchor your geometry.

Did you really try?

https://www.google.com/#q=BORN+technique+base+orphan+reference+node

[JDMather]

Base Orphan Reference Node

The origin planes and centerpoint (and axis) have no parents and cannot be deleted.

Anything else can be deleted.  Anything else forms parent/child relationships.
So as much as possible use only the Origin geometry as datums to anchor your geometry.

Did you really try?

https://www.google.com/#q=BORN+technique+base+orphan+reference+node

[cbenner]

Wow, I never knew it had a name.  I just always used the origins because they made the most sense.

[cbenner]

Wow, I never knew it had a name.  I just always used the origins because they made the most sense.

[rickduley]

Thanks JD

Sorry to take so long to get back to this.

Yes, I have visited those pages.  However, I take on board your posting in which you say:

So as much as possible use only the Origin geometry as datums to anchor your geometry.

I think that I might have been expecting some more complex answer.  IPOF: I DO use origin geometry.  I just thought I might be missing something.

[rickduley]

Thanks JD

Sorry to take so long to get back to this.

Yes, I have visited those pages.  However, I take on board your posting in which you say:

So as much as possible use only the Origin geometry as datums to anchor your geometry.

I think that I might have been expecting some more complex answer.  IPOF: I DO use origin geometry.  I just thought I might be missing something.

[JDMather · Accepted solution]

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@rickduley wrote:

I think that I might have been expecting some more complex answer.  ...

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The very key to the BORN Technique is simplicity.

[JDMather · Accepted solution]

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@rickduley wrote:

I think that I might have been expecting some more complex answer.  ...

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The very key to the BORN Technique is simplicity.