Inserting a Solid Functional Set

	At different stages of your design, you may need to create different Solid Functional Sets. In this task, you will learn how to insert a new Solid Functional Set.
	Open a Part.

Select Insert > Solid Functional Set.

A Solid Functional Set is created and displayed in the Specification Tree. Depending on the current in work object, it can be located in an existing or new body.

If the current in work object is a non-hybrid empty body, the Solid Functional Set is created
within the body.

In any other cases, a non-hybrid body is created and the Solid Functional Set is located inside
this new body.

Expand the Body node.

This node contains a Solid Functional Set. This Solid Functional Set is set as the current object, meaning that it determines the location of the features you are going to create.

A body can contain one Solid Functional Set only.

More About Solid Functional Sets

Creating a first functional feature automatically creates a Solid Functional Set. Consequently, it is not necessary to use Insert > Solid Functional Set as described above prior to creating your first functional feature.

You can create as many solid functional sets as required to produce a Part.

A Solid Functional Set cannot contain any Ordered Geometrical Sets (OGSs).

Non-Hybrid Design

Before you create a feature, make sure that you are in non-hybrid mode.

To set the non-hybrid mode, select Tools > Options > Infrastructure > Part Infrastructure > Part Document tab, and clear Enable hybrid design.

For details about Hybrid Design, see the Part Design User's Guide. For details about the enable/disable hybrid design setting, see Customizing Part Document.