bmferguson
Member
Hi,
I've created a part/feature from a sketch using boss extrude, and added it to my catalog. I then did a non-uniform scaling of this part to create another part that is 0.8 of the original in one axis. My intention is to ultimately use a bunch of parts as "ribs" through which I will do a guided sweep. However, when I add the part to different planes that I've created, it always shows the scaled part as the same size as the original when I add it to a plane, even though it shows as 0.8 of the original when I open it as a part. I noticed that the sketch behind the scaled part still appears to be the original shape and size, and this is apparently what is added when I load it from the catalog. I haven't been able to save the scaled part without its reference to the original sketch. If I add the same part twice using insert design and then try to scale the second part, it auto-scales the first one in real-time. Is there a way to break the link to the original part? What is the best way to do what I'm trying to do?
Thanks,
Bruce
I've created a part/feature from a sketch using boss extrude, and added it to my catalog. I then did a non-uniform scaling of this part to create another part that is 0.8 of the original in one axis. My intention is to ultimately use a bunch of parts as "ribs" through which I will do a guided sweep. However, when I add the part to different planes that I've created, it always shows the scaled part as the same size as the original when I add it to a plane, even though it shows as 0.8 of the original when I open it as a part. I noticed that the sketch behind the scaled part still appears to be the original shape and size, and this is apparently what is added when I load it from the catalog. I haven't been able to save the scaled part without its reference to the original sketch. If I add the same part twice using insert design and then try to scale the second part, it auto-scales the first one in real-time. Is there a way to break the link to the original part? What is the best way to do what I'm trying to do?
Thanks,
Bruce