Project Geometry

[Anonymous]

How do I project geometry when creating a draft view. I can't seen to get the feature to project. Sure its something simple. Brian Locke Designer Mikros Manufacturing Inc.

[Anonymous]

Pick view first, then select sketch. "Brian A. Locke" wrote in message news:406c5844$1_3@newsprd01... > How do I project geometry when creating a draft view. I can't seen to get > the feature to project. Sure its something simple. > > Brian Locke > Designer > Mikros Manufacturing Inc. > >

[Anonymous]

and remember to RMB and choose DONE. -- Rui "MikeC" wrote in message news:406c58a7$1_2@newsprd01... > Pick view first, then select sketch. > > "Brian A. Locke" wrote in message > news:406c5844$1_3@newsprd01... > > How do I project geometry when creating a draft view. I can't seen to get > > the feature to project. Sure its something simple. > > > > Brian Locke > > Designer > > Mikros Manufacturing Inc. > > > > > >

[Anonymous]

Yep, thanks for the assist. "Rui Vaz" wrote in message news:406c6963_2@newsprd01... > and remember to RMB and choose DONE. > > -- > Rui > > "MikeC" wrote in message > news:406c58a7$1_2@newsprd01... > > Pick view first, then select sketch. > > > > "Brian A. Locke" wrote in message > > news:406c5844$1_3@newsprd01... > > > How do I project geometry when creating a draft view. I can't seen to > get > > > the feature to project. Sure its something simple. > > > > > > Brian Locke > > > Designer > > > Mikros Manufacturing Inc. > > > > > > > > > > > >

[Anonymous]

and that some silhouette edges won't project at all. "Rui Vaz" wrote... > and remember to RMB and choose DONE. > > "MikeC" ... > > Pick view first, then select sketch.

[Anonymous]

If I don't ask, I'll always wonder. Silhouette edge? "Jeff Howard" wrote in message news:406c6ab9_2@newsprd01... > and that some silhouette edges won't project at all. > > "Rui Vaz" wrote... > > and remember to RMB and choose DONE. > > > > "MikeC" ... > > > Pick view first, then select sketch. > >

[Anonymous]

Like the spline rep of a hole (axial cross-section) drilled through a cylinder. Also the outer edge of a curvy swoopy splined part in ortho projections. QBZ "MikeC" wrote in message news:406c7863$1_2@newsprd01... > If I don't ask, I'll always wonder. Silhouette edge?

[Anonymous]

Thank you "Quinn Zander" wrote in message news:406c7a0f_1@newsprd01... > Like the spline rep of a hole (axial cross-section) drilled through a > cylinder. > Also the outer edge of a curvy swoopy splined part in ortho projections. > > QBZ > > > > "MikeC" wrote in message > news:406c7863$1_2@newsprd01... > > If I don't ask, I'll always wonder. Silhouette edge? > >

[Anonymous]

Workplanes not normal too...............just that you thought they were. -- Laurence, Power is nothing without Control --- "Jeff Howard" wrote in message news:406c6ab9_2@newsprd01... > and that some silhouette edges won't project at all. > > "Rui Vaz" wrote... > > and remember to RMB and choose DONE. > > > > "MikeC" ... > > > Pick view first, then select sketch. > >

[Anonymous]

Thanks, I knew you guys could help. Brian "MikeC" wrote in message news:406c7a61$1_1@newsprd01... > Thank you > > "Quinn Zander" wrote in message > news:406c7a0f_1@newsprd01... > > Like the spline rep of a hole (axial cross-section) drilled through a > > cylinder. > > Also the outer edge of a curvy swoopy splined part in ortho projections. > > > > QBZ > > > > > > > > "MikeC" wrote in message > > news:406c7863$1_2@newsprd01... > > > If I don't ask, I'll always wonder. Silhouette edge? > > > > > >

[Anonymous]

An edge that exists based on your viewing perspective - as your perspective changes so does the location of the edge. The best example is a sphere - technically a sphere has no "edges". "MikeC" wrote in message news:406c7863$1_2@newsprd01... > If I don't ask, I'll always wonder. Silhouette edge? > > "Jeff Howard" wrote in message > news:406c6ab9_2@newsprd01... > > and that some silhouette edges won't project at all. > > > > "Rui Vaz" wrote... > > > and remember to RMB and choose DONE. > > > > > > "MikeC" ... > > > > Pick view first, then select sketch. > > > > > >