PYTHA V26 - Multiple Copy

PYTHA V26 - Multiple Copy


In PYTHA the function, multiple Copy, can be found in the Parts tools 1. This function allows users to create gradual steps between two different sized parts. Using this process will make the drawing process easier and faster.


      
  1. Once activated, the Multiple Copy function will use the status bar and show Transform part 1, select the first part.
  2. Next, status bar will show into part 2, select the second part.
                  
  1. A dialog box will appear and ask how many copies are needed.
                  
  1. Enter the required amount and press "ok"
      

Note: Parts must have the same number of faces and/or edges.

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