Sketch Relations Icons

Horizontal line sketched along X axis. Applies to 3D sketches.

Vertical line sketched along Y axis. Applies to 3D sketches.

Horizontal line sketched along Z axis. Applies to 3D sketches.

Second circle sketched coincident to first circle.

Colinear relation added to the first two horizontal lines.

Coradial relation added to the inner arcs.

Equal relation added to all inner circles. This way, you set the diameter for only one circle.

The rate of change of the slope (curvature) is the same at the point shared between the curves (C2 continuous).

Fixed relation added to point.

Horizontal relation added to spline handles.

Relation added at the intersection of the point and two lines. If you sketch the lines and points so they intersect, the relation is inferred.

The endpoint of the line and the point on the rectangle are merged to create one point.

Construction line sketched from the midpoint of the diagonal line.

Normal relation added between the line and plane.

Larger rectangle is offset by 10 from the smaller rectangle using the Offset Entities tool.

Edges of the solid are projected to the sketch plane using the Convert Entities tool.

Any geometry sketched on a plane.

Point sketched on a surface.

Two lines sketched with parallel relation.

Parallel relation added to the 3D line and front plane.

Parallel relation added to the 3D line and front plane.

Second line sketched perpendicular to first line.

Pierce relation added between sketch point and vertical line.

Relations added using the Mirror Entities or Dynamic Mirror tool.

Tangent relation added to two splines.

Same slope at the edge of intersection between the face and spline (C1 continuous).

See Tangent to Face Relations with Splines.

Circle sketched with center inferred to sketch origin.