What kind of manipulation does Suppress allow for in CAD designs?

Suppressing features in CAD designs allows for the temporary hiding of features and their dependencies without permanently altering the design. This is particularly useful in various design workflows where you may want to examine how a model behaves without certain features, or to focus on specific aspects of the design without deleting those features entirely. By suppressing, users can easily reinstate the features when needed, enabling a dynamic method of design evaluation and modifications.

This approach is advantageous compared to other options, as it allows for reversibility and maintenance of the design intent. For example, if a part of the model needs to be analyzed or tested without certain features, using the suppress function maintains the integrity of the original model. Users can toggle features on and off as needed, providing flexibility in the design process.