Loft with guide rail

[rpracst]

Hi all,
I don't know how to create a 3d sketch in two views(not using intersection curve option), anybody help me.
if required means i am ready to send my 2d drawing.

Regards
R.Prakash

[Anonymous]

I assume you've got 2 x 2D sketches of different planes that are at a distance and possibly at an angle to each other.

To create a 3D sketch you don't need a plane, but you do need work points and "nodes". Nodes is a term I use to describe the
corners or sketches, in fact where you get a green spot to indicate a coincident constraint, nodes also refer to the corners
of any features.

You need work points and nodes to place the 3D sketch.

Once you've got these in place, simple click the arrow next to sketch and select 3D Sketch.

You can use straight lines, arcs and splines, but they have to use work points and nodes as "anchors".


HTH


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Hi all,
I don't know how to create a 3d sketch in two views(not using intersection curve option), anybody help me.
if required means i am ready to send my 2d drawing.

Regards
R.Prakash

[rpracst]

Thanks.,,
I can't understand, please explain briefly.

Regards
R.Prakash

[JDMather]

Zip and post what you have so far including any hand sketches that might help with the problem description.

[rpracst]

Hi,
file size is too big, how to send?

Regards
R.Prakash

[JDMather]

Did you drag the End of Part marker to the top of the browser before zipping?

[rpracst]

i tried it, there is no change in file size