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Actually ur question is not clear, WF has both features wrap and warp , wrap is using to wrap a curve around any cylender etc, and warp is to warp any shape,
u post ur question in wrong forum, please move it to modeling. then u will be replied how to use both
Family table are more suitable when you are handling with a number of components, but if you are dealing with a single part then you can copy the part withs some othere name, and add the model in the drawing envoironment.
Then you will be able to show the both of the part i.e befor warp and after warp
if still you want, how to use the family table, i will send you the complete process later on
Warp is really justfor concept work I don't think it would be considered parametric. Just something to keep in mind. I think you would be better of with family tables then two models one less part to loss and if you update one how will the other update with it.
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No dear pmackWarp is not for just concept work. the basic purpose of including this feature is to deal with Non-Native data.
As you import some part which is non-native and you want to make some changes, like draft or stretch. Due to this feature you can easily deal with the part.
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