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- A timeline of steps. Every feature is a step in a list you can reorder, suppress, delete or roll back to, with a live editor for the selected step's values. Every edit is one Rhino undo step.
- Parameters and configurations. Named values with expressions and units (
thickness*2 + 1, 10 mm + 1 in), usable in any feature value. Steps and mates can be suppressed by a condition (holes == 0), and configurations switch whole sets of parameter values. - Sketches with constraints and dimensions. Profiles are defined by driving dimensions measured from the origin or the body's edges, on world XY, the top or bottom of a body, or any flat face. Drawn geometry takes constraints and dimensions, Fusion and Inventor style.
- Holes and patterns. Simple, counterbore and countersink holes from a sketch's circles, through all or to a depth, and patterns of cuts and joins.
- Edits that keep their references. Faces and edges are named by the step that made them, so a fillet's edges, a sketch's face and a mate's faces are found again after upstream changes.
- Any Grasshopper component as a step. Run stock Grasshopper components (loft, sweep, revolve, chamfer and more) as timeline steps, bound to bodies, picked faces and edges, Rhino objects or parameters.
- Multi-body parts and assemblies. Each body is its own object with a name, material and quantity. Place bodies as parts and mate their faces, cylinders or circular edges.
- Fabrication and assembly sheets. Layouts with views and dimensions that update with the model, part drawings per body, and an assembly sheet with balloons and a parts list.