drmacro wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2023 2:44 pm And, would changing the angle of the sketch be considered and offset?

Yes, changing the angle of the sketch would be considered an offset.
The idea behind the proposal is to facilitate any necessary debugging.

Workshop_Notes wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2023 1:58 pm An offset from where?

Any offset. The point is to quickly identify the objects to which offsets have been applied.

For the purpose of project debugging, I believe it would be very convenient if any sketch, or any object in general, that has an offset applied to it is highlighted in the tree, for example by changing its color. This would greatly facilitate the location of objects that have been moved from their o...

When you make the mesh from the solid the mesh object has to take a different name or else there is a naming conflict between it and the solid. When exporting the mesh, the dialog takes the name of the mesh object as the name of the stl. I agree that solidName (Meshed) is not a great naming choice,...

When exporting a mesh from the Mesh Design workbench, the name assigned to the mesh file is in the format "nameOfTheSolid (Meshed)" (without any extension). I believe a better way would be "nameOfTheSolid".ext. Where ext would be "stl" or "obj" depending on th...

It seems to me that a useful feature in the sketcher would be the ability to constrain the positions of dimensions. For example, aligning a group of them vertically or horizontally. I find that the 'manual arrangement' applied to dimensions often creates a sense of disorder, which makes any necessar...

emills2 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2023 11:04 pm Very nice. Have you considered sharing the model file? I'm interested in how you structured it.

How are you, Edward?
I'm pleased to share the file.
Your feedback is appreciated.
Best regards.

In the following video, a very brief demonstration is shown in which two closed surfaces are presented: one consisting of flat faces and another that is rounded and smooth, obtained from the first one. In both cases, the Zebra tool is used.

NewJoker wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 1:04 pm ...and I even offer a bounty for implementing this.

I hope a programmer will consider taking on this task.

drmacro wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 12:58 pm I added the selection filter tools from Assembly4 workbench to my global toolbar.

I just added just the tool to select vertices only.
Thank you very much.