Can you provide some guidance on how to configure revision controlled BOMs in Fusion Manage to work as expected?

A figure with a single repeating polygonal shape, with equal lengths and edges are called Tessellation. So, shapes like equilateral triangle, square and regular hexagon are considered as tessellation.

CAD/CAM software is a tool that is used in engineering and manufacturing for designing prototypes of the products. It combines Computer-Aided Design (CAD) for creating 3D models with Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) for generating toolpaths for machines.

There are a few different ways to transfer prints from fabric onto a CAD with an outline of your dresses. Here are two methods you can follow:

Method 1: Using a scanner

1. Scan your fabric print.
2. Import the scanned image into your CAD software.
3. Use the pen tool to trace the outline of your dress on top of the fabric print.
4. Delete the fabric print layer.
5. Save your CAD file.

Method 2: Use a photo editing software

1. Take a photo of your fabric print.
2. Import the photo into a photo editing software (e.g., Photoshop, GIMP).
3. Use the pen tool to trace the outline of your dress on top of the fabric print.
4. Save the image as a PNG or JPEG file.
5. Import the PNG or JPEG file into your CAD software.
6. Use the pen tool to trace the outline of your dress on top of the image.
7. Delete the image layer.
8. Save your CAD file.

Both of these methods are relatively simple and straightforward. However, the quality of the results may vary depending on the quality of your fabric print and the scanner or photo editing software you use.

To use custom classification fields in Fusion Lifecycle reports, you can create custom report templates that include these fields. When generating reports, select the custom template to include the classification data.

Three legged doesn't imply a specific type of app like browser based. Three-legged means that the application acts directly on behalf of the user. There are three legged scenarios

• Application (Client),
• User (resource owner) and
• API (Service Provider).

In two-legged scenarios the user has no idea. Typically, this relates to application-to-application solutions. The application (client) acts on its own behalf. So, in a two-legged OAuth, there is:

• Application (Client),
• API (Service Provider)

The only difference is that the 2-legged approach does not require a user authorization step.