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Feature Rollback

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    The three weldment groups represent time-dependent processes in the creation of a welded assembly. Features from a subsequent process cannot appear when an earlier group is active. For example, machining features do not appear when the Welds group is active.

    1. Right-click Welds in the Model browser, and then select Edit from the pop-up context menu.

      The program rolls back the model to the welding state and removes the two machining features.

    2. Click Return.

      In the weldment assembly environment, all weld group features are visible.

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