When using the Mirror Feature command, what can you do when editing the feature?

When using the Mirror Feature command in NX, the capability to select a different symmetry plane during feature editing is significant because it allows for greater flexibility and control over the design process. If you find that the initial symmetry plane used for the feature is not optimal or if you want to reflect the feature across a different plane, this option gives you the ability to do so without having to recreate the entire feature from scratch.

This is particularly useful in parametric modeling, where design changes are common. By enabling the selection of a different symmetry plane, users can efficiently adapt their models to new requirements or design changes while maintaining the relationship that the mirrored feature has to the original geometry.

In contrast, changing the dimensions of the feature, deleting the original feature entirely, or only modifying the mirror line might be limited or not possible within the context of the Mirror Feature command, which focuses on establishing a symmetrical relationship rather than altering the foundational elements or properties of the original feature itself.