Using Semantic Painter

Select the parent feature whose specifications are to be applied.
On the context toolbar, click Semantic Painter .

The valid target features are clearly visible making the parent solid and its other children transparent.
Select the target features.

The pointer appears with a brush when you hover over a valid target feature.
Notes:
- A thread is a valid target feature only if its support diameter is equal to the support diameter of a source thread.
- A tap is a valid target feature only if its support diameter is less than that of a source tap.
- Invalid thread and tap features are visible if the Shading with Edges from the View section of the action bar is selected.
Specifications of the parent feature are applied to the target features.

Click in the background to validate the command.

Following specifications will be applied to the respective target features using Semantic Painter:


Feature	Specifications
Hole	Hole type and the respective parameters in the Parameters area of the Type tab in the Hole Definition dialog box Extension Types Blind Up To Next Up To Last Following specifications from the Bottom area: Bottom type Angle Diameter Offset with following specification: Up to next Up to last
Draft	Angle Draft form
Edge Fillet	Radius
Face Fillet	Radius Conic mode Ratio
Shell	Default inside thickness Default outside thickness Smoothing mode Regularization Max deviation Constant thickness Propagate faces to remove
Thickness	Default thickness Smoothing mode Regularization Max deviation
Chamfer	Length 1 Length 2 Angle Chordal length Height Propagation Chamfers created using following options: Reverse Corner Cap Setback distance
Thread and Tap	Bottom Type Type of the thread or tap Thread Diameter Thread Depth Pitch Direction of threading or tapping

Note: In case of a chamfer with multiple corners, the semantic painter paints the setback distance value of the first corner of the source chamfer to all the corners of the target chamfer.