What happens to dependent features if a conditional expression is modified?

When a conditional expression is modified within a design application, dependent features will reflect the change automatically. This occurs because dependent features are directly linked to the outcome of the conditional expression. When the condition evaluates to true or false, it influences the geometry or behavior of those dependent features accordingly.

The design software is designed to ensure that changes to expressions that dictate the conditions of features will propagate through to any related entities or features. This connectivity ensures design integrity and allows for dynamic adjustments in the model, making it easy to manage complex designs efficiently.

Dependent features typically include dimensions, constraints, or other variables that rely on the outcome of the conditional expression to dictate their properties or existence. Therefore, modifying the expression prompts an automatic recalculation or reevaluation of those features, ensuring that the model remains consistent with the newly defined logic.