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I assume you mean multiple copies at points...

 

Turn on the TriBall - I think you get that far smile.gif

 

Then, right-click on the center-point of the TriBall and select "Create Multiple" then either copy or links.

 

Then move the TriBall using any method (drag, handles, planes, etc).

 

Hit "P" on the keyboard when you are at the desired location to place the copy location indicator.

 

Continue moving the TriBall and hitting "P"

 

When done, hit enter to complete the command.

 

Cary

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I assume you mean multiple copies at points...

 

Turn on the TriBall - I think you get that far smile.gif

 

Then, right-click on the center-point of the TriBall and select "Create Multiple" then either copy or links.

 

Then move the TriBall using any method (drag, handles, planes, etc).

 

Hit "P" on the keyboard when you are at the desired location to place the copy location indicator.

 

Continue moving the TriBall and hitting "P"

 

When done, hit enter to complete the command.

 

Cary

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I have to admit that I didn't even know this was available!

 

Here's a funny story for you guys about Solidworks, here at work.

For about a half hour I had been trying to transfer hole locations to a mating part, one that needed threaded holes. The hole wizard doesn't allow you to see any transferred circles, points, or any other sketches that would mark where the threaded holes need to be to line up with the through-holes.

So, I went over to the company SW expert and sat there for 45 minutes while she tried to find an easy way to do this. Eventually, she suggested that I simply dimension the points for the threaded hole locations exactly as I did with the part that had the holes in it, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Please, let me get home quick to use IC's TriBall! I don't need additional frustration when I create assemblies!

 

Okay, now that you've had a good laugh, get back to work!

 

dave

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