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Feature Placement
Placement feature represents a new single Placement object.
Set to true to flip placement's Z local axis direction. Placement's Y axis is also reversed, X axis is preserved. (One can only flip two axes at a time, to preserve axis system handedness)
If PlacementChoice is Custom, setting the property to true will flip Z axis, and the property will self-reset back to false, to avoid flipping the placement on every recompute. If PlacementChoice is not Custom, the property will not self-reset.
Set to true to invert the placement (inverse placement is the placement that undoes the original placement).
If PlacementChoice is Custom, setting the property to true will invert the placement, and the property will self-reset back to false, to avoid inverting the placement on every recompute. If PlacementChoice is not Custom, the property will not self-reset.
This property acts like offset value in sketch orientation dialog. This property is only active if PlacementChoice is not none.
This property lets one to choose a standard placement. Available options are:
- Custom. This unlocks the placement, and allows directly manipulating it by editing Placement property. This also makes the Placement object moveable with all kinds of moving tools, Draft Move for example.
- XY Plane. X axis along global X axis; Y axis along global Y axis, Z axis along global Z axis (assuming FlipZ and Invert are False). This placement is a trivial placement, or zero placement: its local coordinate system is coincident with global; applying this placement does nothing.
- XZ Plane. X axis along global X axis; Y axis along global Z axis, Z axis opposite to global Y axis (assuming FlipZ and Invert are False).
- YZ Plane. X axis along global Y axis; Y axis along global Z axis, Z axis along global X axis (assuming FlipZ and Invert are False).
SinglePlacementToolbar.png There are five commands under a drop-down toolbar button. The first four commands create the feature with PlacementChoice property preset to corresponding value.
The last command, Single Placement: linked to shape, creates a different feature - ArrayFromShape - preset to make a single placement out of selected object. See Feature ArrayFromShape for info on setting up the feature after creating it.
Introduction to Lattice workbench
Boolean operations on arrays, Compound structure
Shape-driven arrays, Draft arrays in Lattice2
"Subsequencing" (sublink iteration, TopoSeries)
- (common pieces)
-- Common properties of placement features
-- Common properties of array generators
- (features)
-- Single Placement
-- Attached Placement
-- Array an attached Placement
-- Linear Array
-- Polar Array
-- Array From Shape
-- Invert placements
-- Join Arrays
-- Array Filter
-- Project Array
-- Resample Array
-- Populate With Copies
-- Populate With Children
-- Mirror
-- PartDesign Pattern
-- Downgrade
-- SubLink
-- Subsequence
-- Make Compound
-- Compound Filter
-- Fuse Compound
-- Bounding Box
-- Shape String
-- ParaSeries
-- TopoSeries
-- Shape info feature
- (tools)
-- Explode Array
-- Explode Compound
-- Inspect tool
-- Substitute Object
-- Expose links to subelements
-- Recompute controlling tools