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Either I never noticed this before, it's new to 2012, or something is messed up, but:
When I move a named reference plane in my project, the name disappears and anything associated to that plane becomes disassociated. It only happens with the move command. If I just drag it, it works as it should.
I see this when using Move WITH "Disjoin", which is really a "cut and paste" operation "behind the scenes". I don't see it happening with move without it or when dragging.
I see this when using Move WITH "Disjoin", which is really a "cut and paste" operation "behind the scenes". I don't see it happening with move without it or when dragging.
I see this when using Move WITH "Disjoin", which is really a "cut and paste" operation "behind the scenes". I don't see it happening with move without it or when dragging.
This is what I was thinking as well. Forgetting that Disjoin is checked can lead to many issues, most of the time it at least gives you a warning.
I see this when using Move WITH "Disjoin", which is really a "cut and paste" operation "behind the scenes". I don't see it happening with move without it or when dragging.
Brilliant!! I had just checked disjoin to move some other stuff and forgot to put it back. That is exactly the issue. Thanks Steve!
If you don't mind, I'm reposting this in the tips and tricks section.
I'm just curious is all as to the difference between Strong/Weak Reference Planes? I tried searching Google, and tried looking in the User Guide but came...
I thought a strong reference will allow for shape handle stretching a family in a project and a weak reference will allow for moving a family in a project....
I read recently that just adding a name to a reference plane would cause it to be "strong". The notion of Strong, Weak and Not a Reference are
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August 9, 2013, 08:15 PM
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