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Welcome to the number 4. We already started talking about sketching and make some sketches in the previous tutorial.

Now I'm going to continue talking also about sketches.

So let's start the new part from 5 this time.

New and here you pick part.

Okay and let's start a new sketch.

We know how to start the sketching.

And in this time we're going to talk about the, let's take this menu here.

We talked the last tutorial about the utangle tools.

The more clear, the more straight it here.

And now we're going to talk about the profile and the line.

So I see the difference between both two.

So let's start with the line. And here in the sketch tool, when you see the coordinates of the line.

And the angle of the line.

So when you're finished you click.

It's done. You want to draw another line.

Just activate the line tool again.

And start another line.

As you notice each time we need to pick the line tool.

And here if you look, when you hover at the end point of this line segment, you see a blue dot.

That means you are starting the new line exactly on the end of this line.

Now again, last time we're going to close this profile.

But if you use the profile tool is more easier and time saving, you just pick it one time and start drawing the line that the need of all the time activating the tool.

And here we have our profile.

Also the profile tool you can draw arcs.

You can start profile.

And if you click and hold the mouse, the profile change to be an arc.

Now let's draw another line. Hold, you see this hand.

Now you have an arc.

So you created this profile easily with only the profile tool.

And if you hover over the line tool, you see different type of lines.

For a beginner, this is the first one is the most used one.

But mostly you're going to use the profile tool.

And the other types, if you hover, you can see the type of these lines.

So now I can close this tutorial.

And in the next tutorial I'm going to talk about the dimensions, how to add dimensions and constraints to make you provide more accurate.

So see you in the next tutorial.