Which type of feature can you browse in the Browser?

The ability to browse body-based features in the Browser is a key characteristic of how features are managed in modeling software like NX. Body-based features represent the fundamental geometric and physical entities created during the modeling process. These features usually include various types of operations that modify the solid body, such as extrusions, revolves, and sweeps, and are essential for constructing complex geometries.

When you navigate through the Browser, you interact with the hierarchy and organization of the model. Body-based features are organized in a way that allows for easy identification of the components making up the solid body. This enables designers to efficiently manage, edit, and analyze these features, enhancing the overall design workflow.

While reference features often provide additional information or context, sketch features serve as the initial geometrical guidelines for creating body features, and assembly features are related to how different components work together in an assembly context, they do not provide the same level of direct feature management in the Browser as body-based features.