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A3DEFRMLinkType
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.. c:enum:: A3DEFRMLinkType

   Feature link type enum.
   
   
      10.2 details
   
   
   
   Index
   =====
   
   .. rubric:: Enumerators
   
   
   .. rst-class:: api-xref-list
   
   
   * :c:enumerator:`~kA3DFRMLink_None`
   * :c:enumerator:`~kA3DFRMLink_Outcome`
   * :c:enumerator:`~kA3DFRMLink_Position`
   * :c:enumerator:`~kA3DFRMLink_Construction`
   * :c:enumerator:`~kA3DFRMLink_Support`
   
   



.. rst-class:: kind-group kind-enumerator

.. rubric:: Enumerators
   :class: kind-group-title


.. c:enumerator:: kA3DFRMLink_None

      .. rst-class:: sig-pretty-signature
      
         | **kA3DFRMLink_None** = ``0``
      
      No type specified.
      



.. c:enumerator:: kA3DFRMLink_Outcome

      .. rst-class:: sig-pretty-signature
      
         | **kA3DFRMLink_Outcome**
      
      Link to the item defined by the feature.
      
      Generally, this element is highlighted when we select the feature.
      



.. c:enumerator:: kA3DFRMLink_Position

      .. rst-class:: sig-pretty-signature
      
         | **kA3DFRMLink_Position**
      
      The linked element is used to define a location, an offset.
      
      For example, to position a hole on a face, a point can be referenced.
      



.. c:enumerator:: kA3DFRMLink_Construction

      .. rst-class:: sig-pretty-signature
      
         | **kA3DFRMLink_Construction**
      
      The link refers to an entity used for defining feature information.
      
      For example, the depth of an extrusion can be defined with a reference, "depth to this face", in this case the depth feature has a construction connection to the face.
      



.. c:enumerator:: kA3DFRMLink_Support

      .. rst-class:: sig-pretty-signature
      
         | **kA3DFRMLink_Support**
      
      The link refers to an entity which is the support of the feature.
      
      For example, for a chamfer applied on an edge, this edge is referenced as a support. A pattern feature will have a support link to the master feature(s). This is the same thing for the feature master of a pattern. This element can be a TopoItem, or a feature.
      




