You can modify synchronous models in many different ways.

• Move or rotate part geometry using the steering wheel.

  Example:

  You can modify a model using the steering wheel (A) to move a model face.

  

• Modify cylinders, cones, spheres, and tori

  

• Resize the model by editing PMI dimension values.

• Choose multiple items to modify at the same time using the Selection Manager menu .

• When moving a part face, Live Rules locates and displays all the faces in the model that are related to the face you are moving.

  Example:

  When the Coplanar option on the Live Rules page is set, the unselected coplanar faces stay coplanar (B) when moving the selected face. When the Coplanar option on the Live Rules page is cleared, the unselected coplanar faces remain stationary (C) when moving the selected face.

  

  For more information:Working with Live Rules.

• Use the Relate command to define a relationship between two faces.

  Example:

  You can use the Coincident option to specify that the seed face (A) is made coincident (coplanar) to a target face (B) you select on the model.

  

• Detach and attach model faces

  Example:

  Detaching faces or features makes it possible for you to move or rotate the face set to a new position on the model and then reattach them in the new location.

  

• Modify features which are part of a feature set, such as holes and patterns.

  Example:

  You may need to modify the diameter of one hole in a set of holes that originally had the same feature parameters, such as diameter and depth.

  

• For parts that contain revolved features, you can Create a live section to make it easier to visualize and edit the part.

  Example: