Hi All,
When i'm sketching and place a hole on the same horizontal line as the other hole, SW gifs a centerline to set it indeed horizontal as the other hole.
But after the click the right hole can still be moved up and down.
While SW gives the possibility to mate it horizontal with the left hole... ( before the click )
Is there an option for it to set it automatically horizontal?
( See screenshots )
It looks indeed thats just an "information line" to indicate thats horinzontal with the orde hole.
a construction line is a option.
Thanks!
I tend to use a construction line because it's easy to see and easier for others to comprehend.
Steve C
Glenn Schroeder wrote:
"Unfortunately, that's one of those "inferred relations" that doesn't actually create a relation. You can of course go back and apply the relation, but what I often do in cases like that is add a construction line, that will snap to horizontal, and make the second circle's centerpoint coincident with the end of the line."
I was playing with the inferred relations, and I tried using the "H" hot key to create a relation, but it does not seem to activate? Aren't the underlined letters supposed to activate the relation, just like it would when you actually mouse over and click the button?
Britt Kessler wrote:
Aren't the underlined letters supposed to activate the relation, just like it would when you actually mouse over and click the button?
You have to hit alt key then the letter H
Somewhat cumbersome, which is probably why I haven't used it... If you still have the Ctrl button pressed the operation will not complete.
When sketcihing, it seems that a yellow "inferred relation" symbol will be active after you click, a white will not.
Write enhancement request - it`ll be inverse function for cntr which switch off snapping
Unfortunately, that's one of those "inferred relations" that doesn't actually create a relation. You can of course go back and apply the relation, but what I often do in cases like that is add a construction line, that will snap to horizontal, and make the second circle's centerpoint coincident with the end of the line.