The GEOM module should contain an option to undo the steps like partition, explode, etc and to edit the parameters of the shapes after creation.
Hello,
I’m not sure I understand you correctly, but partitions, explodes, ect… are not options from the Mesh module, but options on the geometry, from the Shaper and Geom modules.
Assuming you’re speaking about these two modules, you can undo easily: every time you are doing an operation such as explode or partition, it should appear on the left in the “object browser” tab, as a new line, like an history of all the operations you did. You can simply right click this latest line and select delete.
Hopefully this helps
Louis
Thank you for pointing it out. I have modified the post. Hope it makes sense now.
Kind regards,
Nixon
this is not how geom works, the entities are not ‘consumed’ therefore if you want to ‘undo’ the partition you simply delete the subshapes of the object. the different actions you take are not kept in a history like more modern cad, if you want this kind of behavior i would recommend using shaper.
I typically import the STEP file into GEOM and then define the farfield and symmetry plane. However, if I later need to modify something as simple as the farfield radius, I can’t find a direct way to edit the shape. Instead, I have to generate a Python dump and manually edit the script.
Yes, that’s the intended way. You could transform it by scaling it and turning off the copy object in the ui.