To the expert...
Apologies to the last respondant... my inbox got cleared.
When a hole extrusion is placed on a surface, it is easy to create a radial pattern because references become polar. When a rectangular extrusion is placed on a surface it gets cartesian coords, and patterns are assumed to be of a square array type.
How can a radial pattern of rectangles be produced?
Thanks
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"Datum on the fly should do fine. (Through axis, Angle) Just make sure all dimensions and contrains are referenced to "on the fly Datum" and Axis for radial pattern.
C.Pham"
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WF or WF2 (as per previous post)?
WF: you'll need a rotational dimension to seed the pattern (or so I remember). WF2: drop down pick "Axis" and specify the axis to rotate about.
More'n welcome. 8~)
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