Robust Master Parts

[@eighty6gt]

Oldie but a goodie

[@Lobster1000]

I like this method a lot. Especially in sheet metal design. It's far more robust than adaptivity.

[@b7fLuid]

Hey Rothmech, I work professionally as a furniture pretengineer and draw lots of funiture with multiple revisions. I find that a lot of my geometry breaks upon revising. Do you find that issue as well?

[@rothmech]

It really depends on how drastic the revisions are. Are you currently making your models using this multi-body master part technique? I find that modeling this way reduces failures significantly.

[@b7fLuid]

@@rothmech I really should put up a video of my own to show you what I mean. It'll probably be easier to show than to try and explain. lol In short though, I do use multibody technique and we refer to it as a "DUMMY" but I actually prefer your "MASTER" term because it's more logical. Give me some time and I'll put up a vid to show you. good work on the drawing btw.