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Submitted byAnonymouson11-18-202103:19 PM
Status:
Gathering Support
Redefine unresolved reference geometry
This idea has been posted by many people before me but here goes. Could we have a feature where unresolved reference geometry could be redefined and all of the constraints kept intact? That would save me countless hours of deleting, projecting, and re-constraining geometry after any major part alteration.
Yes. It would also be nice if when something is removed or changed in a model the drawing kept the dimensions & balloons alive but made them pink to show they are broken rather than just deleting them altogether. It's waaaay too easy to miss things that have changed in a drawing when Autodesk have already decided that you don't need to know anymore.
I wish I could vote for this idea a further 100 times.
This! Or, a tool to allow us to delete all existing projected geometry completely and then recreate what was originally projected. Cleaning up sketches after some major (even minor) geometry changes is very time consuming.
The last CAD program that I used has had this feature for years. It is strange that inventor does not , considering how fragile projected geometry can be.
