Another new one that I haven't experienced before. I'm gonna guess that this relates to the other "known bug" of translucency of part model and probe model being mistakenly linked together.
I like to use quick fixtures in a lot of my programs. With this particular job, I realized that everything needs to come up about another two inches off of the granite. The solution would be to unlink everything, lock my virtual Z axis, raise everything, slide 2" blocks underneath, drop it all back down and switch out the threaded rod for a longer one. The problem that I'm having is that when I move a component around, both the part model and the probe model move in tandem with it. I can move the components independently of each other but no matter which one I move, the part and probe move with it. I'm going to open the program in 2016 in the morning and verify that it is not an issue in that release.
Another new one that I haven't experienced before. I'm gonna guess that this relates to the other "known bug" of translucency of part model and probe model being mistakenly linked together.
I like to use quick fixtures in a lot of my programs. With this particular job, I realized that everything needs to come up about another two inches off of the granite. The solution would be to unlink everything, lock my virtual Z axis, raise everything, slide 2" blocks underneath, drop it all back down and switch out the threaded rod for a longer one. The problem that I'm having is that when I move a component around, both the part model and the probe model move in tandem with it. I can move the components independently of each other but no matter which one I move, the part and probe move with it. I'm going to open the program in 2016 in the morning and verify that it is not an issue in that release.
