From: Not Necessarily Me on 4 Feb 2005 12:51 "Steve Rauenbuehler" <stevenr(a)ucar.edu> wrote in message news:cu051i$k8u$1(a)news.ucar.edu... > Not Necessarily Me wrote: > > I tried it. It rotates the sketch entities as well. (unless I'm not seeing > > an option somewhere). > > > > > > Try again what Dale said: > > Make a point sketch, and do a Circular Step and Repeat. Close the sketch. > > Now create the feature you want to array. > > Then pick Insert -> Pattern/Mirror -> Sketch Driven Pattern, pick your > feature and your previous sketch.... > > Steve R. Oh I misunderstood Dale's instructions. I created a profile of the feature and then did a Circular Step & Repeat. I will try again. Thanks. Jeff
From: Dale Dunn on 4 Feb 2005 12:50 Thanks for clearing me up.
From: Wayne Tiffany on 4 Feb 2005 18:18 Look up Curve Driven Pattern - that's where it is. WT "Not Necessarily Me" <nnm(a)nnm.com> wrote in message news:JzLMd.19110$C24.16406(a)attbi_s52... > Do you know what I mean? rotate the location of the feature but the > patterned features remain at the same orientation as the original feature. > Is there a way? Using 2005. > > > thanks, > Jeff > >
From: Krister L on 4 Feb 2005 17:33 You can make a curve driven pattern.....draw a circle and use it as curve....choose between tangent to curve or aligned to seed should work. I think this is the setting Your'e looking for, Corey Krister L "Not Necessarily Me" <nnm(a)nnm.com> wrote in message news:JzLMd.19110$C24.16406(a)attbi_s52... > Do you know what I mean? rotate the location of the feature but the > patterned features remain at the same orientation as the original feature. > Is there a way? Using 2005. > > > thanks, > Jeff > >
From: Not Necessarily Me on 7 Feb 2005 07:09
Thanks Wayne, that's the ticket. Jeff "Wayne Tiffany" <wayne.tiffanyRMVJUNK(a)asi.com> wrote in message news:36ie68F52be8hU1(a)individual.net... > Look up Curve Driven Pattern - that's where it is. > > WT > > "Not Necessarily Me" <nnm(a)nnm.com> wrote in message > news:JzLMd.19110$C24.16406(a)attbi_s52... > > Do you know what I mean? rotate the location of the feature but the > > patterned features remain at the same orientation as the original feature. > > Is there a way? Using 2005. > > > > > > thanks, > > Jeff > > > > > > |