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Lesson 2<br />

Introduction to Sketching<br />

SolidWorks 2006 Training Manual<br />

Sketch Feedback<br />

3 Inference lines.<br />

Moving in a direction perpendicular to the<br />

previous line causes inference lines to be<br />

displayed. A Perpendicular relation is<br />

created between this line and the last one.<br />

The cursor symbol indicates that you are<br />

capturing a perpendicular relation. Note<br />

that the line cursor is not shown for clarity.<br />

4 Perpendicular.<br />

Another perpendicular line is created from the<br />

last endpoint. Again, a perpendicular relation<br />

is automatically captured.<br />

5 Reference.<br />

Some inferences are strictly for reference and do<br />

not create relations. They are displayed in blue.<br />

This reference is used to align the endpoint<br />

vertically with the origin.<br />

The sketcher has many feedback<br />

features. The cursor will change to<br />

show what type of entity is being<br />

created. It will also indicate what<br />

selections on the existing geometry,<br />

such as end, coincident (on) or midpoint, are available using a red dot<br />

when the cursor is on it.<br />

Three of the most common feedback symbols are:<br />

Pre-Release<br />

Do not copy or distribute<br />

Endpoint<br />

Yellow concentric<br />

circles appear at the<br />

Endpoint when the<br />

cursor is over it.<br />

28 Basic Sketching

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