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Modifying Sketches
This task shows how to use the Undo/Redo option or delete elements.
icon from
the Profile
toolbar.
2. Position the
SmartPick detects
a constraint as
shown here.
3. Click in the
geometry and
SmartPick cursor
crosses a
fictitious horizontal
SmartPick snaps in
order to remain
horizontal to this
point.
● In this case no
constraint is created.
Undo icon
from the Standard
toolbar to go back in
your sketch history
creation.
● If you have been too
far in your sketch
history creation, click
the Redo icon
from the
Standard toolbar to
go ahead in your
sketch creation.
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Deleting elements
4. Double-click the
, to make it
permanent, from
the
Relimitations
sub-toolbar in the
Operation
toolbar.
A warning is displayed
dimensional constraints
cannot be deleted.
dialog box.
outside the
rectangle.
geometry.
geometry to be
deleted is important
contextual menu to
delete elements.
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Creating a Pad
This task shows you how to exit the Sketcher workbench in order to create a pad.
area.
● You can use the Sketcher icon to edit a sketch from the Pad Definition dialog box.
● It is also possible to position a sketch from the Part Design workbench, see Creating a Positioned Sketch.
icon available in the View toolbar. For more information about that command, refer to the Infrastructure User's Guide.
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Create a positioned sketch: Shows you how to position a sketch according to a given surface of an existing
part.
Use the normal view option: Swaps to the normal view of the current document.
Cut the part by the sketch plane: Cuts the part according to a selected plane so that some edges are made
visible to help the sketch creation.
Set the datum mode: Creates geometry with the History mode deactivated.
Create an output feature: Creates elements which can be published and updated in the 3D area independently
from the whole sketch.
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● Generating a Pad.
● Creating a Pocket.
with Absolute
Axis definition
icon from
the Sketcher
toolbar.
or
Sketcher ->
Sketcher... from
2. Keep the
Positioned
option selected.
3. Select Plane.2
specification tree
or the geometry
area.
The Reference field now indicates the reference plane and the Type fields of the Origin and Orientation areas
5. Select Curve
intersection in
cylindrical surface
absolute axis
origin.
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7. Select Parallel to
field of the
Orientation area.
as shown here.
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icon from
the Profile
toolbar.
2. Create an axis as
shown here.
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3. Create a circle.
icon from
the Profile
toolbar.
profile in order to
here.
points.
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arc of circle
circle.
2. Click the
Constraint
Defined in
from the
Constraint
toolbar.
is displayed.
3. Check
Coincidence in the
dialog box.
4. click ok.
Workbench icon
from the
Workbench
toolbar.
displayed.
6. Select Sketch.3
from the
geometry area.
7. Click ok in the
warning dialog
box.
change its
direction and
solve the
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problem.
shown here.
9. Click ok in the
Pad Definition
dialog box to
creation.
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Creating a Pocket
1. Click the Pocket icon .
from the
geometry area.
have it displayed
upwards.
element.
6. Click ok in the
profile Definition
dialog box.
● The pad has been created and its lines have been automatically relimited so that it is tangent with the first part.
● To have more details on the Sketch positioning option see Creating a Positioned Sketch.