Great video...FYI you can hold the Ctrl button and select multiple part files when placing them in an assembly. Saves a lot of time and fooling around!
They are often exactly the same. Hitting "Okay" is the same as "Apply + close the window". The reason to hit "Apply" instead of "Okay" is that "Apply" keeps the window open, so that you can do another constraint without having to re-open the window. Hitting Apply then immediately cancel to clsoe the window is exactly the same as just hitting okay. For me, I have so often hit okay, only to realize I had another one to do and had to reopen the window, that I developed the habit of always hitting apply instead of ok, which keeps the window open, then if I don't actually need anything else, i just hit cancel to close the window. It's just personal preference. Hitting Okay instead is perfectly fine.
Great video...FYI you can hold the Ctrl button and select multiple part files when placing them in an assembly. Saves a lot of time and fooling around!
I'm not sure I'll ever stop fooling around - but thank you for the tip!
Very well made video, just what I needed to progress on my current project at work. Thanks so much!
You're welcome, I'm glad I could help.
Great video!
Thank you so much, I'm glad I could help.
Thanks!
You're welcome!
In the dialogue boxes, _Apply_ and _Cancel_ vs _Okay._ What is the difference, my friend?
They are often exactly the same. Hitting "Okay" is the same as "Apply + close the window". The reason to hit "Apply" instead of "Okay" is that "Apply" keeps the window open, so that you can do another constraint without having to re-open the window. Hitting Apply then immediately cancel to clsoe the window is exactly the same as just hitting okay. For me, I have so often hit okay, only to realize I had another one to do and had to reopen the window, that I developed the habit of always hitting apply instead of ok, which keeps the window open, then if I don't actually need anything else, i just hit cancel to close the window. It's just personal preference. Hitting Okay instead is perfectly fine.