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This task shows how to delete sketched
elements. Deleting sketched elements affects associated features. This
what we call propagation:
- If you delete a curve (assigned endpoints, by default), the endpoints
will also be deleted on the condition they are not part of a constraint
or common to another curve. Curves are assigned endpoints and circle or
arcs are assigned center points, by default.
- If you delete a curve and the endpoints/center point, these points
will be actually deleted is they are not either part of a constraint or
common to another element.
- Propagation is not valid for constraints: if you delete a constraint,
you will not delete the corresponding geometry.
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Sketch a profile similar to the one below. |
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Select the element you wish to delete.
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Select the Edit > Delete command.
The element is deleted.
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If you wish to delete a set of elements, just
multi-select them and apply Delete.
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- You can also select the Delete command from the contextual
menu. For this right-click the element to be deleted.
- In case you created an element using the Sketch tools
toolbar options, constraints are applied to this element:
- If you delete this element, associated constraints will be too.
- Conversely if you delete one, several or all the associated
constraints, the element will be not delete.
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You cannot delete elements that are not
currently edited sketch elements. This is particularly true for the
reference planes. You can multi-select these elements but they will not be
deleted. |