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In this video, we are going to see how to constrain a simple rectangle.
I have entered into the kitchen interface of a new file.
If you don't know how to enter inside the interface of a new file, please watch the earlier video.
Now, let us create four lines.
Click on this line icon.
Let me make this is the first line you're going to take line.
Click on somewhere here, prevented this dotted lines.
These are automatic constraints, which we don't want and I don't want you to make it now once you are
aware of the tools and the constraints.
You can go for this, you can go for using this waterlines and make your drawing easier.
Click on the line icon again.
The third line, again, line icon, and maybe somewhere here where I don't get the waterlines.
And so, Maria.
I have created four lines now, these four lines I will use for creating a rectangle of 100 and 250
dimension.
Let us first connect these lines.
For connecting, I'll select this point.
And for multiple selection, I lose control key on the keyboard and select on this point.
Now, you can see this is highlighted.
Click on it between two points, we can give distance and we can contact them also we can fix them.
This fix will freeze the points coordinates at this position.
You cannot change these points, coordinates.
We don't want that.
We want coincidence.
You can see it as consultor click on OK.
Similarly, I will select this point.
And I lose the control key for selecting the other point.
Press on the control, key on the keyboard, click on this point.
Selectees constraining.
Coincidence, click on OK.
And on this point, use the control key for selecting multiple points.
Select on this coincidence, click on again, select on this point and this point.
Click on this coincidence and you can see I have developed a quadrilateral now this quadrilateral will
convert into a rectangle.
Click on this line, diametrical conference.
Horizontal again, click on OK.
You can see this is dilator when I select an object then only to be a little.
Click on it, vertical, click on.
Now, I'll try something else select on this line.
But as the control key and select this line, these two lines, I want to make parallel when I select
on these constraints, you can see the constraints that can be given to these two lines have been highlighted
here and others are not highlighted.
As you can see, consensus cannot be given to two lines.
Tendency cannot be given to two lines and so on and so forth.
Between these two lines, I want to create parallelism.
Click on OK, now again, maybe I'll select this line.
Use the control key for multiple selection.
Select this line.
Constraints this do I want to make perpendicular?
Click on OK, and you can see I have given the geometrical constraints to that rectangle.
Now let's give the dimensional constraints click on these dimensions.
Let us select this line, click here, double click, I'll give you 100 click on, OK?
Now, again, I'll take that mention, click on this line position or somewhere here, double click.
Give a value of 50 cents.
We have given the dimensional constraints and geometrical constraints and created a hundred in 250 rectangle.
Now, let us move it, let us see if it can move.
Of course, it can move.
Because we have not given any reference with the horizontal and vertical axis of the coordinate system,
so for that you can give the geometrical constraints as well as the dimensioning constraints.
Let us give a judicial question to.
This line and use the key for multiple selection, this exis.
Click on Dramatical Conscience, I lose coincidence, click on OK, and you can see the colors have
changed.
This is the color of fully consistent geometry, which is green.
And white is under constraint, that is we have to constrain that when I move any line by holding it,
by using the left mouse button.
You can see.
We can move it about the vertical axis along the horizontal.
So now I lose the dimension, click on this constraint constraint.
Maybe this line.
You can see here there are some colors coming up already we have given a 50 dimension here.
Again, I'm selecting this line.
So this 50 dimension is important to this line, which is not needed.
So this is over constraining this.
Pinkel indicates over constraining and this orange color line indicates that over constraint geometry.
Of course, I'm not going to do that.
I'm going to click on this access.
And when I click here, you can see everything is turned into green, that is.
The entire military is now fully constrained, let me double click on this dimension and give a value
of maybe some 50 so that the object is symmetrical.
Now, as you can see, I have achieved a fully constrained rectangle geometry.
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