2008-01-09_063142_who_owns_the_quilt_wf2_.prt.zip
This has been a thorn in my side and I stumbled on the 'fix'
which I hope hasn't been hanging around here or in Help all
this time and I just never saw it.
Note that the trim feature owns the quilt (color, Hide, etc.)
To correct ...
_ Trim Feature -> Edit Definition.
_ Flip Direction until 'keep both' is active.
_ On the References tab; click Swap.
_ Enter Verify (preview) mode and cancel back out.
_ Flip direction once more & OK.
If you've already created dependent features be prepaired for
some Resolve mode time (or so I expect, haven't been faced
with that yet).
I never understood the cause until stumbling on this. A 'flag'
is being set if you ever flip thru the split option and is never
reset. Bug, version specific, follows some obscure logic? I
would never(?) expect a Trim feature to own a quilt (or curve)
unless both sides were kept.
This has been a thorn in my side and I stumbled on the 'fix'
which I hope hasn't been hanging around here or in Help all
this time and I just never saw it.
Note that the trim feature owns the quilt (color, Hide, etc.)
To correct ...
_ Trim Feature -> Edit Definition.
_ Flip Direction until 'keep both' is active.
_ On the References tab; click Swap.
_ Enter Verify (preview) mode and cancel back out.
_ Flip direction once more & OK.
If you've already created dependent features be prepaired for
some Resolve mode time (or so I expect, haven't been faced
with that yet).
I never understood the cause until stumbling on this. A 'flag'
is being set if you ever flip thru the split option and is never
reset. Bug, version specific, follows some obscure logic? I
would never(?) expect a Trim feature to own a quilt (or curve)
unless both sides were kept.