2 answers

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  Sudhir Gill 10 months ago

  mirror body!

  1. 
     Sudhir Gill 10 months ago

     nope it's a body (surface) not face.

  2. 
     Abhijeet 10 months ago

     Din't get you Sudhir.

  3. 
     Sudhir Gill 10 months ago

     You are mirroring face. You should try mirroring body. In mirror command there are 3 options basically.
     Feature
     Face
     Body.

  4. 
     Abhijeet 10 months ago

     Thank you Sudhir. That really worked. I couldn't get one thing. When I tried to mirror other surfaces using "face" option, that worked, but why not this part?

  5. 
     Sudhir Gill 10 months ago

     mirroring face only creates a face.. which can't be used as a body for other operations. In this case similar things happened!

  6. 
     Abhijeet 10 months ago

     isn't the one i showed in the screenshot also a face?

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  stuart 10 months ago

  I don't think there is anything wrong here, I am guessing that you rolled back your feature tree to create some geometry and then rolled forward again. however the feature you created has either deleted or merged an existing surface body into another one. the mirror is still looking for that body, the original mirror feature might have had 2 or more bodies mirrored and that is what it is telling you. when you then close that window it should say "features no longer selected will be deleted, ok?" and it should remove that reference.

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     Abhijeet 10 months ago

     I alredy got it from sudhir. :)
     Thanx anyway.