I want to be sure that I'm using sketch techniques efficiently.
I'm making a sketch. In my part I have a rectangle in a landscape orientation. I want to sketch a rectangle right below it, with the original rectangles bottom edge coincident with the new rectangle's top edge. The new rectangle should have the same height as the old one, but a width that is one quarter of the original rectangle's width.
How do I accomplish this efficiently? (As few mouse clicks, no hard-coding numbers, etc.)
Dimension the first rectangle, then when you want to enter the dimension for the width of the second dimension, type = in the text box, then click on the width dimension of the first rectangle, then /4, then click OK. The screenshot shows just before clicking OK. That will set the width of the second rectangle as 1/4 of that of the first rectangle, and the dimension will update if the width of the first rectangle changes with later edits.