To Address Round Placement Ambiguity
1. Select the references for the round and click > 
Round. The Round tab opens.
Round. The Round tab opens.2. Perform one of the following actions:
◦ If there is ambiguity between mutually exclusive groups of round pieces, select a group by clicking 
Next Solution on the Round tab. The system displays preview geometry of the next group of round pieces.
Next Solution on the Round tab. The system displays preview geometry of the next group of round pieces.◦ If the selected mutually exclusive group has round pieces that have unclear placement, perform the following actions:
1. Click the Pieces tab.
2. In the Sets list, select the round set that contains the round pieces that you want to address. All of the round pieces for the current round set are listed in the Pieces table.
3. In the Pieces table, do one of the following:
▪ Exclude a round piece—Select a round piece to exclude and select Excluded. The system removes the round piece from the model. To exclude other round pieces in the current round set, repeat as needed.
 | You cannot exclude all of the listed round pieces. |
▪ Include a round piece—Select a round piece to include and select Included. The system displays the round piece on the model. To include other excluded round pieces, repeat as needed.
| | All round pieces are included by default. |
4. Close the Pieces tab to activate Sets mode and continue working with round sets.
3. At this point, the ambiguity for the current round set has been addressed. If needed, select another round set that contains ambiguity to address in the Sets list, or click 
OK.
OK.| | • You can also use Excluded or Included from the Pieces tab shortcut menu. • If you excluded multiple pieces in the current round set and want to quickly include them all, select All included from Pieces tab shortcut menu. • To quickly locate a piece on your model, place your cursor over each piece in the Pieces table, and it is dynamically highlighted in the graphics window. |