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Preserve linked sketch identities through deterministic face projection and resizing. Fix origin-corner picking, persistent inline navigation, appearance editing, configuration styles, component properties, contact sweeps, sheet exports, analytic STEP offsets, and bounded rolling-ball fit accuracy. Validated with full cargo xtask ci, native workflow screenshots, repeated enclosure replays, and analytic geometry regressions.
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Design configurations
The configuration table stores named design variants. Add parameter, feature suppression,
physical material, and body appearance columns with config.configure or config.column.
The desktop Configuration Table's Add Column menu offers the same targets. Material and
appearance cells have a Library picker; their text fields also accept exact saved values.
{"command":"config.configure","params":{"params":["width"],"materials":["Box1"],"appearances":["Box1"]}}
{"command":"config.row","params":{"name":"Aluminum blue","values":{"param:width":"80 mm","material:Box1":"Aluminum","appearance:Box1":"Aluminum - Anodized Blue"}}}
{"command":"config.activate","params":{"row":"Aluminum blue"}}
Use the body's actual Browser name in place of Box1. config.table returns the column keys,
rows, active name, and matches: whether the current design still has the active row's values.
Changing an assignment by hand makes matches false. Activating another row is undoable.
Material values are names from material.list (case insensitive), with Default clearing the
body's physical material assignment. Appearance values are names from appearance.library,
an empty string or Default to clear the body's appearance, or a custom look object:
{"command":"config.row","params":{"name":"Transparent blue","from":"Aluminum blue","values":{"appearance:Box1":{"name":"Custom blue","color":[40,90,186],"opacity":0.4}}}}
The table stores custom looks without losing colour or opacity. color contains three byte
values, names support up to 128 Unicode characters, and opacity must be finite and between
zero and one. Style values are validated when
editing a row and again when activating a saved row. An invalid value leaves the design unchanged.
Clearing a body appearance allows component appearance or material colour to show through;
face appearances keep their existing priority. Physical material changes affect measured mass.
config.row supports from to copy another row, rename to rename an existing row, and
delete to remove it. Names must be unique. To remove a style column, use
config.column with material or appearance set to the target body and delete: true.
Style columns target body names. Assignments remain stored when a row suppresses the feature that produces that body, and become visible when it returns. Component and face appearance columns and conditional configuration rules are not yet supported.
Designs saved with these columns use file format 7. Older designs upgrade on opening without changing their existing configuration values. Older SolveCraft versions must be updated to open newly saved designs.