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      <p class="para_topic">The <b class="uiTerm">Aerospace Joggle</b> feature allows you to quickly construct the geometry that is required to offset a portion of a flange to properly match the flange to other parts in the assembly. A minimum set of inputs will result in a flange being divided into three regions: 1) a region that does not change (stationary region), 2) a joggled region and 3) a transition region between the stationary and joggled regions.
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      <p class="para_topic">Two types of joggles may be created, a <b class="uiTerm">Single Joggle</b> and a <b class="uiTerm">Twin Joggle</b>. A <b class="uiTerm">Twin Joggle</b> contains two transition and stationary regions, one on both sides of a single joggled region.
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