I am working with a linear and circular pattern and am trying to place an overlapping cut and remove the specific pattern elements that are on the same spot. Is there a way that I can remove a specific piece of my patter without removing the entire row or column?
It depends how you crated this pattern.
Instances to skip is the way I can think of.
You will probably re think how made your pattern.
Leszek
In the linear or circular pattern property manager there should be an option called "instances to skip" if you click this then each instance is able to be toggled on or off using the purple nodes that appear.
Hello Tressa,
If you edit the pattern feature you will see an "instances to skip" option which allows you to select the patterned instances you'd like it to leave out. I'd suggest moving your cut up the history tree so you can see it when selecting which patterns to exclude.
If you did a circular and then linear pattern you would only be able to exlucude rows of the pattern so probably easiest bet would be to just use delete face command to patch the patterned features you want to remove.
Hope this helps!
Hello Tressa,
If you edit the pattern feature you will see an "instances to skip" option which allows you to select the patterned instances you'd like it to leave out. I'd suggest moving your cut up the history tree so you can see it when selecting which patterns to exclude.
If you did a circular and then linear pattern you would only be able to exlucude rows of the pattern so probably easiest bet would be to just use delete face command to patch the patterned features you want to remove.
Hope this helps!