Mechanical Modeler
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Body: A mechanical feature deriving from the HybridBody StartUp. It can contain solid features, but also surfacic features, excepted the volumes. It can be also named a solid and surfacic features set. It is an ordered set of features.

Datum: A geometrical feature without input geometrical specifications. It means that its topological result is always the same.

Geometrical feature: A mechanical feature with a topological result.
Geometrical feature set: A set of geometrical features. It can be a body, an Ordered Geometrical Set, or a Geometrical Set. It is a mechanical feature deriving from the MechanicalRoot StartUp.
Geometrical Set (GS): A set of surfacic features which is not ordered.

Mechanical feature: A feature deriving from the MechanicalFeature StartUp, the highest level in the mechanical objects. All the mechanical features are included into the specification container of the Part document.

PartBody: The main body of a Part document. It is automatically created in the new Part document, and cannot be deleted.

Solid feature: A 3D feature which can only be included into a body feature.
Solid features set: The former name of the body feature. It can only include solid features.
Solid and Surfacic features set: Another name for the body feature.
Surfacic feature: A geometrical feature of 0D, 1D, 2D, and even 3D dimension. It can be included into a surfacic features set, and a body.
Surfacic features set: A set of surfacic features. It is a mechanical feature deriving from the GSMTool StartUp.

Version: 1 [Jul 2004]	Document created
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