There are some things in SE that I'm a little slow on the uptake. The use of the word "peer" is one of those. I kind of vaguely get that a "peer" is a part in an assembly related somehow to the part currently being considered.
There are several concepts or commands with the word "peer" in the name. Can anyone kind of outline how the word is used and the various contexts in which it is used?
- peer edge locate
- peer silhouette locate
- peer variables
meaning of the term "peer"
Re: meaning of the term "peer"
Peer is typically used in the context of assembly to refer to components that are at the same level. You could actually replace "Peer" with "Component" and it still mean the same thing.
Peer Edge Locate - Allows locating the edges of other components typically while sketching. Turn it off and you can't locate them for instance while drawing a line.
Peer Silhouette Locate - Same as above, but filters the virtual "horizon" edge of say the side of a cylinder.
Peer Variable - Allows accessing the variable table of selected component.
Re: meaning of the term "peer"
Thanks, that's kind of what I thought, but I wanted to make sure. Are there other settings or commands or options where it uses the peer concept? Those were the only ones I found using the Command Finder.KennyG wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 11:38 am Peer is typically used in the context of assembly to refer to components that are at the same level. You could actually replace "Peer" with "Component" and it still mean the same thing.
Peer Edge Locate - Allows locating the edges of other components typically while sketching. Turn it off and you can't locate them for instance while drawing a line.
Peer Silhouette Locate - Same as above, but filters the virtual "horizon" edge of say the side of a cylinder.
Peer Variable - Allows accessing the variable table of selected component.
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Re: meaning of the term "peer"
I think that is about it other than here is a Component Edge Locate in the Part env that turns locate ON/OFF for it's own geometry while sketching.
Re: meaning of the term "peer"
I thought you accidently wrote Peer instead of Beer
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Re: meaning of the term "peer"
Yeah, I need more beer talking about peers.
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Re: meaning of the term "peer"
This settles it, we have PDM state called "Engineering Peer Review". I think I'll change it to "Beer" and see who notices.
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