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Sketcher

Overview

Conve ntions

What's New

Getting Started

Entering the Sketcher Workbench

Becoming Familiar with the Interface

Sketching from a New Part

Creating Simple Geometry

Applying Constraints

Analyzing Sketches

Modifying sketches

Creating a Pad

Sketching from an Existing Part

Creating a Positioned Sketch

Using the Normal View

Cutting the Pad by the Sketch Plane

Setting the Datum Mode

Creating an Output Feature

User Tasks

Before You Begin

Using Tools for Sketching

Using Colors

Cutting the Part by the Sketch Plane

Converting Standard/Construction Elements

Entering Sketcher Workbench

Creating a Positioned Sketch

Changing a Sketch Support

Setting Constraints

Before you Begin

Quickly Creating Dimensional/Geometrical Constraints

Defining Constraint Measure Direction

Creating Contact Constraints

Modifying Constraints

Creating Constraints via a Dialog Box

Modifying Constraints On/Between Elements

Auto-Constraining a Group of Elements

Animating Constraints

Analyzing and Resolving Over-Constrained or Inconsistent Sketches

Performing Operations on Profiles

Creating Corners

Creating Chamfers

Trimming Elements

Breaking & Trimm ing

Closing Elements

Complementing an Arc

Breaking Elements

Breaking/Trimming Use-Edg es

Trimming Multiple Elements

Creating Mirrored Elements

Moving Elements by S ymmetry

Translating Elemen ts

Rotating Element s

Scaling Elements

Offsetting Elements

Creating Spline Offsets

Projecting 3D Elements

Projecting 3D Silhouette E dges

Intersecting 3D Elements

Copying/Pasting El ements

Isolating Elements

Performing a Quick G eometry Diagnosis

Analyzing the Sketch

Creating O utput Features

Editing Profiles

Modifying Element Coordinates

Performing Auto-Sear ch on Profiles

Transforming Profiles

Editing Conic Curves

Editing Connect ing Curves

Editing a Spline

Editing Spline Offsets

Editing Parents/Children and Constrai nts

Editing Projection/In tersection marks

Replacing Geometry

Deleting Sketcher Elemen ts

Sket ching Pre-Defined Profiles

Creating Oriented Recta ngles

Creating Parallelograms

Creating Elongated Holes

Creating Cylindrical Elong ated Holes

Creating Keyhole p rofiles

Creating Hexagons

Creating Centered Rectangles

Creating Centered Pa rallelograms

Sket ching Simple Pro files

Creating Profiles

Creating Rectan gles

Creating Circles

Creating Three Points Circles

Creating Circles Using Coo rdinates

Creating Tri -Tangent Circles

Creating Arcs

Creating Three Points Arcs

Creating Three Points Arcs (Limits)

Creating Splines

Connecting Curves with a Sp line

Connecting Cu rves with an Arc

Creating Ellipses

Creating Parabola by Focus

Creating Hyperbola b y Focus

Creating Conic Curves

Creating Sta ndard or Construction Elements

Creating Lines

Creating an Infinite Line

Creating a Bi-Tangent L ine

Creating a Bisecting Line

Creating a Line Normal to a Cur ve

Creating Symm etrical Extensions

Creating an A xis

Creating Points

Creating Points Using Coo rdinates

Creating Equidistant Points

Creating Points Using Intersec tion

Cre ating Points Using Projection

SmartPick

Before You Be gin

SmartPicking ...

Creating Geom etry Using SmartPick

Deactivating a Sketch

Workbench Description

Custom izing for Sketcher

Glos sary

Index

Overview

This book is intended for the user who needs to become quickly familiar with Sketcher product. The Sketcher

User's Guide has been designed to show you sketch 2D elements.

This overview provides the following information:

Sketcher in a Nutshell

Before Reading this Guide

Getting the Most out of This Guide

Accessing Sample Documents

Conventions Used in this Guide

Sketcher in a Nutshell

Sketcher application

makes it possible for designers to sketch precise and rapid 2D profiles.

Before Reading this Guide

Before reading this guide, you should be familiar with basic Version 5 concepts such as document windows,

standard and view toolbars. Therefore, we recommend that you read the Infrastructure User's Guide that

describes generic capabilities common to all Version 5 products. It also describes the general layout of V5 and

the interoperability between workbenches.

Getting the Most out of this Guide

To get the mos t out of this guide, we suggest you start reading and performing the step-by-step tutorial

Getting Started . This tutorial will show you how to create a basic profile using SmartPick.

The next sections deal with various types of profiles and associated operations as well a s more deta ils on

constraints that can be applied to these profiles. You may also want to take a look at the Workbench

Description sections describing the Sketcher menus and toolbars at the end of the guide.

Accessing Sample Documents

To perform the scenarios, you will be using sample documents contained in the online/dysug/samples

folder.

When samples belong to capabilities common to different products, those samples will be found in the

online/cfyug/samples folder.

For more information on accessing sample documents, refer to Accessing Sample Documents in the

Infrastructure User's Guide.

Conventions Used in this Guide

To learn more about the conventions used in this guide, refer to the Conventions section.

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