Which commands are useful for modifying imported model data?

The Synchronous Modeling Commands are specifically designed to manipulate and modify existing geometry, including imported model data. These commands allow users to make direct edits to the shapes and dimensions of imported parts, which is often necessary when working with data from different sources that may not fully align with the user's design intent.

With Synchronous Modeling, you can quickly adjust features, change dimensions, and even reorder certain aspects of the model without having to recreate it from scratch. This flexibility is particularly beneficial in situations where precision and rapid modifications are required, enabling designers to efficiently refine imported geometries to meet specific project needs.

In contrast, other options have their specific use cases but do not focus on modifying imported model data. Standard Commands generally deal with basic operations and do not provide the same level of adaptability for altering imported models. Sketching Tools are primarily meant for creating new geometry rather than editing existing ones. Assembly Features are utilized for managing assembly structures and relationships, rather than directly altering design elements of imported parts.