When using Pattern Geometry, which one of these object types can you not select to pattern?

When using Pattern Geometry in Siemens NX, a raster image cannot be selected for patterning because it is a pixel-based representation rather than a mathematical or parametric object. Raster images are made up of individual pixels, which do not possess the geometric properties required for patterning. Patterning typically applies to entities that can be replicated through transformation, such as solid bodies, datum features, or points, all of which have defined geometry that can be manipulated within the CAD system.

Solid bodies, datums, and points are fundamental geometric entities that can be represented mathematically and manipulated, allowing for operations like patterning. In contrast, raster images lack this geometric structure, making them unsuitable for patterning operations in NX. This distinction is crucial for users to understand when working with pattern features, to ensure they select appropriate object types that align with the capabilities of the software.