You are considering modifying a model by changing dimensions in a drawing view. What problems might you encounter when using a constraint-based mod¬eler without bidirectional associativity? What problems might you anticipate when using a constraint-based modeler with bidirectional associativity in this task?
What will be an ideal response?
Without bidirectional associativity, re-editing of the drawing or the model is required. Additionally, details can be lost in translation and possible interferences missed without bidirectional associativity.
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