CADFEKO: is there a way to edit "transform" parameters?
I can edit the primitive parameters by double click in the hierarchy tree.
But when I apply a transform, it is reflected only as an icon. No matter, do I double click, or apply the same transform operation, the initial transform is not accessible.
In HFSS any transform is reflected as a separate accessible object in the hierarchy(history of operations) tree. Is there a way to access it in CADFEKO the same?
For example, I have an element of antenna turned by 45 deg. I want a copy of that element at different coordinates, but turned -45 deg around the new axis. I do not see how to do it here.
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Greetings Andrew,
When you perform a transformation, the transformation should appear in the Details Tree. There you can edit and modify the transformation you had previously created.
If you want to make a copy of an object and perform a transformation, you can perform a copy transformation in the Transform tab of the ribbon. This will copy the object you have and apply the transformation on the copied object:
Does this help with your issue?
Respectfully,
Evan Urban
Thank you. Now I got what you mean. I thought those details are for object boundaries only.
Altair EmployeeGreetings Andrew,
When you perform a transformation, the transformation should appear in the Details Tree. There you can edit and modify the transformation you had previously created.
If you want to make a copy of an object and perform a transformation, you can perform a copy transformation in the Transform tab of the ribbon. This will copy the object you have and apply the transformation on the copied object:
Does this help with your issue?
Respectfully,
Evan Urban
Greetings Andrew,
When you perform a transformation, the transformation should appear in the Details Tree. There you can edit and modify the transformation you had previously created.
If you want to make a copy of an object and perform a transformation, you can perform a copy transformation in the Transform tab of the ribbon. This will copy the object you have and apply the transformation on the copied object:
Does this help with your issue?
Respectfully,
Evan Urban