This task shows how to quickly
delete elements intersected by other Sketcher elements using breaking and
trimming operations.
Open the
Sketcher_01.CATPart document and ensure that the Geometrical
Constraints option is activated:
Click Quick Trim
.
The Quick Trim options are displayed
in the Sketch tools toolbar.
Select the Beak and Rubber In option
.
Select the arc you wish to be deleted from Circle.2.
The arc of circle has been trimmed as shown
here. Coincidence constraints have been created.
Click Quick Trim
.
Select the Beak and Rubber Out option
.
Select the arc you wish not to be deleted from the
Circle.3.
The arc of circle has been trimmed as shown
here. Coincidence constraints have been created.
Click Quick Trim
.
Select the Break and Keep option
.
Select Line.3 as the element you wish to be
broken.
Line.3 has been broken in three
segments delimited by the other lines. Coincidence constraints have been
created.
If you need to delete several elements, you
can double-click the icon and delete the elements one after the other.
You cannot apply Quick Trim and/or
Break to composite curves (which are projected/intersected
elements composed of several curves). However, you can work around this
functional restriction by using the Trim
command (this enables you to get the same results for composite
curves than by performing the Quick Trim and the Break
operations).