Hi Lynkoeurs,
It's not with a real bp that I arrive, it causes me no problem actually.
It's more for personal culture:
As written in the title, I regularly have purple ribs. Only it seems random. I snooped around in the properties of the document, ditto in the system properties. But I couldn't find anything.
Can anyone help me?
Hello
What type of attachment are they attached to? Points, parts, axes???
Hi @ Arnoob
See this tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Fp8XAKri-8
you will surely find the answer to your problem
I think this corresponds to the imported dimensions of the model and the modified dimensions
@+ ;-)
Hello
The purple color indicates that the dimension is marked so that it will not be imported into a drawing.
Double-clicking on the dimension and ticking the dimension icon (last on the right), in the pop-up window that opens, so that the dimension becomes black again.
@ac Cobras 427: This is a sketch on a bent sheet metal. Quite simple
(->PC)
@GT22: I'll see about it, thank you ;-)
@GT22 I just saw the video. Useful for drawings (I have to save it), only I'm on a sketch.
Maybe I should have clarified.
@PhilippeB: Perfect, thank you!
Thank you 3!
Have a great BIG weekend!
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By default, sketch dimensions are marked for drawing; By clicking the right button on the call number, we see:
This means that this dimension can be imported directly to the MEP, it is a "model object"
This imported MEP dimension can then modify the model.
On a dimension of the imported MEP, double click on it and modify the dimension: the volume model is modified, there is associativity between the model and the MEP.
To ensure that there is no "marked for drawing" dimension, simply uncheck in the options:
The odds all become "purple" and are no longer associative
Or do it by right-button.
Otherwise, there's also this shortcut:
in the floating menu of the dimension.
Thank you Aliende
Thank you @Arnoob for your submissions!