The 2D Layout for 3D Design workbench lets you create
geometrical constraints, which specify explicitly how the geometry should
behave.
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Before you begin creating constraints in 2D Layout for 3D DesignBefore you begin creating constraints in 2D Layout for 3D Design, remember the following points:
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Creating Quick Constraints (task documented in the Interactive Drafting User's Guide): quickly set geometrical constraints. | |
Fixing Elements Together (task documented in the Sketcher User's Guide): constrain a set of geometrical elements; once constrained, the set is considered as rigid and can be easily moved just by dragging one of its elements. | |
Creating Constraints via a Dialog Box (task documented in the Interactive Drafting User's Guide): set geometrical constraints via a dialog box. | |
Creating a Contact Constraint (task documented in the Sketcher User's Guide): apply a constraint with a relative positioning that can be compared to contact. | |
Creating Constraints via SmartPick (task documented in the Interactive Drafting User's Guide): detect, create and visualize constraints using SmartPick. |