Ambiguity Type
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Example
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Round Set Ambiguity
The round set contains round pieces that co-exist and can be placed in various locations given the selected references and part geometry. If this occurs, the round set contains ambiguity.
Method: Use the Pieces tab. From the Pieces table, select the round piece to exclude and select Excluded. All other pieces are Included by default.
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1. Surface references 2. Round piece 1 3. Round piece 2 4. Round piece 1 excluded 5. Round piece 2 excluded 6. Both round pieces included |
Mutually Exclusive Pieces
The round set contains ambiguity, however, the round pieces cannot co-exist. This results in mutually exclusive pieces.
Mutually exclusive pieces can be placed in different locations between the same referenced surfaces. These pieces are mutually exclusive in which only one can be selected for the round. This can occur if surfaces from two different quilts are used as references.
Method: Use the Next Solution button on the Round tab. Click the button to view each group and select the preferred group for the round.
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1. Surface references 2. First round group displayed 3. After viewing groups, preferred round group is selected and the round is placed. |