Ok I have searched and searched and asked in almost every forum I can find working with inventor 2013 I hope this is my last forum to sign up with. 😞
first let me give discription of my project and issue and then I will upload an example .ipty file with the issue in place.
I trying to design a truss a basic truss box style obviousely with 4 sides.
Now I am sure there are some out there that is confused with the thread and what i am talking about as am I I am totally new to autodesk Invetor of any version and any other programs associated with autodesk and I am appoligise for my ignorance and possibely spelling grammer issues also but if you can read words you will be able to over look my spelling and grammer and consintrate on my issue please.
Now here is the file I mentioned I would upload for you to examine my errors if any or if it is a setting I am not sure of or aware of.
#4. Did you Finish Sketch on the first surface and then start New Sketch on the second surface?
(I'm not on my Inventor computer to check your ipt file).
If you are projecting onto a perpendicular plane then I would only project endpoints (a line from end appears as a point).
Projecting multiple lines onto a perpedicular plane just puts them overtop of each other.
Exit sketch.
Start new sketch on parallel side of the surface box and the Project Geometry from the previous sketch. What happens?
yes as in the file I uploaded shows my first sketch was on front face of surface and I did all the other sides of the surface using the project geometry the back side of the surface did display the projections but the perpendicular sides to the front face of surface did not as you mentioned they would display the lines and just the start and end points how do I get it to display for use
So what your saying is to project only the endpoints and then draw my lines in manually connecting them to the endpoints?
Yes to answer the first question you posted I did finnish the first sketch and started a new sketch on the other face of surface
@Anonymous wrote:So what your saying is to project only the endpoints and then draw my lines in manually connecting them to the endpoints?
Yes.
Note that projected geometry is a different color than sketched geometry.
Note that unconstrained sketched geometry is a different color than fully constrained (defined) geometry.