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Is there a way to make the sketch constraints on their own seperate toolbar?
Is there a way to make the sketch constraints on their own seperate toolbar?
I know their already on the standard toolbar on the left under a tab, but I would like to place them horizontally across the top of the toolbar as I use them alot.
How about customizing toolbar by draging sketch constrains to a new toolbar(like to be named as "sketch constrains")? Please see the attached picture.
Steps: Tools->Customize->Toolbars tab->New and input name->Commands->Select "sketch" in catalories pane->Drag sketch constrains to new toolbar in commands pane.
Also, when you start Inventor next time, it will be shown there.
Hope it help.
Tools>Customize>Toolbars - New
or
do as I do and assign to the keyboard
see Tip 26
http://home.pct.edu/~jmather/AU2007/MA105-1L%20Mather.pdf
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I'll do what the other guy said, but thanks anyways JD. I'm just a visual type of person and I don't use keyboard hotkeys very very. My brain works by the small icons and I get confused if I assign them to the keyboard.
. looks like endpoint
- looks like horizontal
+ lools like perpendicular
/ lools almost vertical
* reminds me of a circle for the tangent
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>(btw anyone got any information about a pipe cap? 😉 )
Been around here for a while huh?
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