In this post, I want to talk about constrains in Sketch. Applying constraint on your 2D drawing is one of very important step in your drawings. In fact you can define 2D drawings and make it foresight able.
Constraints named on two ways:
1) Geometrical Constraints. (Parallelism, concentricity, perpendicularity…)
2) Dimensional Constraints. (Length, Angle, Distance between segments…)
In Catia, after applying constraint completely, the color of sketch changes and become green. It means the sketch situation is fully defined.
Constraints named on two ways:
1) Geometrical Constraints. (Parallelism, concentricity, perpendicularity…)
2) Dimensional Constraints. (Length, Angle, Distance between segments…)
In Catia, after applying constraint completely, the color of sketch changes and become green. It means the sketch situation is fully defined.
If applied constraints are more than its need the sketch will become violet. (Over Define)
If one or more opposed constraints applied on the sketch, this sketch named No Solving.
You can see a fully defined sketch on below fig:
At last, you can draw this sketch as exercise:
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