Wednesday, September 20, 2017

solidworks sketch Relations and fully defined Sketch video lesson and exercises

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In this video ,we will talk about sketch Relations and fully defined Sketch.

In SOLIDWORKS, relations between sketch entities and model geometry, in either 2D or 3D sketches, are an important means of building in design intent.
You can add relations in the following ways:
As you sketch, allow the SOLIDWORKS application to automatically add relations. Automatic relations rely on:
Inferencing
Pointer display
Sketch Snaps and Quick Snaps
After you sketch, manually add relations using the Add Relations tool, or edit existing relations using the Display/Delete Relations tool.


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Fully Define Sketch is a tool that will automatically fully dimension the sketch that you're in. It can be very useful with large, jumbled, copied/converted or unimportant sketches.

Let's introduce this tool with the help of the humble Lego head. We'll also use the Search Filter and our knowledge of (-) to seek out any under-defined sketch.

we'll turn on "Use fully defined sketches" located in System Options > Sketch

Activating the "Use fully defined sketches" option will make it so you cannot leave a sketch without it being fully defined, therefore no more under-defined sketches moving forward.

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