Draw a 3D sketch
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Do one of the following:
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In the synchronous environment, choose 3D Sketching tab→3D Draw group→3D Line command
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In the ordered environment, choose the 3D Sketch command
, and then select the Home tab→3D Draw group→3D Line command
.
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Define the first point of the line by clicking anywhere in the part window and notice that three alignment lines attach to the cursor.
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Move the cursor to the right. Position the cursor where it touches the red alignment line (X direction). When the parallel icon displays, click.
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Move the cursor down. Position the cursor where it touches the blue alignment line (Z direction). When the parallel icon displays, click.
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Move the cursor as shown. Position the cursor where it touches the green alignment line (Y direction). When the parallel icon displays, click.
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Move the cursor upwards. Position the cursor where it touches the blue alignment line. When the parallel icon displays, click.
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Move the cursor to the left. Position the cursor where it touches the red alignment line. When the parallel icon displays, click.
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Press the Esc key to end the 3D Line command.
Your sketch is complete.
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In the ordered environment, click
to close the sketch.
You can create a synchronous or ordered 3D sketch using this basic procedure.
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