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In this election, we are going to discuss how to create that example drawing file attached with this
election.
As you can see here, this is the example drawing file that we are going to make.
Let us start first.
We will create a rough profile.
Of a rectangle, you can see the way in which I'm making the sketch first, I'm making the boundary
constraining it, then I'm going to take the small, small pieces inside it and constrain it.
It is the best method of constraining.
And, of course, making any type of complex geometries very easily.
Firstly, to make the outer rectangle for selecting the first point, I will select this origin as my
first point.
So what it will do is it will impart a coincident constraint directly with the first point to the vertical
and horizontal axis.
When I click here.
You can see the horizontal constraint has been given and the point is directly coincident with the origin.
This is tracking, you can see.
We were not using this tracking in the earlier videos, but here we can use it for our benefit, you
can see it is tracking this.
When I click here, a coincidence symbol has been created.
Again, let me click here and you can see these two lines have turned out to be green because.
As we have taken this first point, is the origin directly, the reference with the horizontal and vertical
has been imparted to these two lines.
Now, let me give the dimensions, Double-Click, on this dimension of constraint.
Double click on this dimension.
This is 60.
And I'll take this line, this Leontes, one hundred.
They select to exit from the command.
Now let me move it.
And Doumitt about.
No, let me clear enough stuff.
I think profile.
You can see here.
This symbol comes when I move over the line, this is Poynton Cup symbol.
This is called snapping.
We are snapping on to the lines point duncker.
When I click, you can see a coincidence symbol has been created between this line and point.
And on this line, let me take a horizontal line.
Another vertical line.
Another horizontal line, another vertical line.
And horizontal and vertical line.
You can see this is vertical and at the same time it is boring duncker.
It is snapping onto the line click Prisoner escaped to exit from the command.
You need a little bit of practice for creating this point on a curve and vertical and horizontal automatically.
My suggestion is practice repeatedly and get this method right.
Double click on this dimensioning constraints from here to here.
This land is 25.
This lent 25.
And this land is 25.
Given the horizontal dimensions, not only the vertical dimensions.
This length is 15.
This length is 15.
And of course, this Lantis 15 and you can see that interferer is green, that indicates it's a completely
constrained sketch.
So we have created our required sketch, which is completely constrained.
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