What is the primary workflow of synchronous modeling?

The primary workflow of synchronous modeling is centered around the ability to edit non-parametric models. Synchronous modeling is a technique that integrates both direct modeling and parametric features, allowing users to manipulate 3D models without being restricted by a defined history or parametric constraints. This approach is particularly beneficial for adjusting existing geometries quickly and flexibly, accommodating changes to non-parametric models that may lack specific design history.

In synchronous modeling, users can leverage a variety of tools to push, pull, and modify features directly on the geometry itself, streamlining the design process and enabling rapid iterations. This flexibility contrasts sharply with traditional parametric modeling, where modifications may require extensive adjustments within the history tree. Therefore, the focus lies in the efficiency and ease with which non-parametric models can be modified, making this workflow particularly advantageous for designers working in dynamic and evolving project environments.