To Dynamically Edit a Feature
1. With a regenerated part open, do one of the following:
◦ Click > > 
Auto Regenerate. Right-click one or more features in the graphics window or Model Tree and choose 
Edit from the shortcut menu.
Auto Regenerate. Right-click one or more features in the graphics window or Model Tree and choose Edit from the shortcut menu.◦ Right-click one or more features in the graphics window or Model Tree and choose Edit from the shortcut menu. While in Edit mode, right-click the graphics window and choose Auto Regenerate from the shortcut menu.
Edit from the shortcut menu. While in Edit mode, right-click the graphics window and choose Auto Regenerate from the shortcut menu.All the dimensions, sketches, and drag handles of the feature being edited are displayed on the model.
2. To show or hide draggers, right-click the graphics window and choose Display Draggers.
3. To show or hide dimensions, right-click the graphics window and choose Display Dimensions.
4. To show or hide sketch dimensions, right-click the graphics window and choose Display Sketch Dimensions.
5. Make your edits by doing one of the following:
◦ Drag a handle.
◦ Double-click a dimension, type a new value, and press ENTER.
The model regenerates as you make your edits.
 | If an edited feature fails, the feature keeps the geometry of the last successful regeneration. The failed feature dimensions and handles appear in the graphics window so dynamic editing can continue. |
6. To stop dynamic editing, select a different tool or a feature, or click the graphics window.