With the Shell command, the Alternate Thickness option allows you to create which of the following?

The Alternate Thickness option in the Shell command is designed to allow users to apply different thickness values in various areas of a component. This feature is particularly useful when designing parts that require specific thicknesses in certain regions to optimize material usage, enhance structural integrity, or accommodate design requirements.

By utilizing this option, engineers can specify different values for the wall thickness over the geometry of the part, enabling them to tailor the design for performance or manufacturing needs. This versatility is key in creating complex shapes while maintaining control over the material properties where they matter most.

Options suggesting multiple wall thicknesses or creating families of parts do not reflect the core capability of the Alternate Thickness feature, as the primary function targets variations in a single part rather than generating separate instances or enforcing uniformity across the entire model.