Configuration Study

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Configuration Study

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Is there a way to compare configurations on a part, so I can see what Features are suppressed / active for each configuration?

It could be useful for preparing shop drawings so I can create a "master 'part" that many other configurations are derived from.
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Insert a Design Table and choose the "Auto Create" option. It will automatically add every feature/dimension/etc. that varies across configs. You can delete the design table afterward if you don't want to keep it.
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josh wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 3:20 pm Insert a Design Table and choose the "Auto Create" option. It will automatically add every feature/dimension/etc. that varies across configs. You can delete the design table afterward if you don't want to keep it.
I'll give it a shot. Thanks!
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If you select all the wanted features on the feature tree (hold CTRL) > RMB > Configure feature you get a table where you can see where each feature is suppressed or be able to suppress/unsuppress feature on each configuration. That table work like an excel spreadsheet (copy/paste, fill by dragging the little square spot)
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I have to say it has been years since I needed to use Design Tables, but I'm in it now. Useful as heck.
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m2shell wrote: Wed Jun 28, 2023 12:28 pm I have to say it has been years since I needed to use Design Tables, but I'm in it now. Useful as heck.
Wow.

I use them on almost every part/assembly.

Would love.love.love if drawings had configurations.

Revision management would then be a piece of cake....
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