Parametric modeling in Zoo Design Studio captures design intent as editable steps. Sketches, feature operations, transforms, construction references, and downstream dependencies stay connected so later changes regenerate predictably.
Most part-modeling workflows begin in Sketching, where 2D profiles, dimensions, and geometric relationships are defined. Those sketches can then drive Solid Modeling features such as extrudes, revolves, booleans, and edge treatments, or Surface Modeling operations when open surfaces are needed instead of closed solids.
Transforms control how geometry is positioned, patterned, rotated, or scaled without redefining the source features, while Construction Geometry provides the reference planes and related setup geometry needed for more complex feature placement. Together, these tools define a feature history that can be edited and regenerated as the design evolves.
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