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Not history based, there's a gear icon on the lower right of timeline which allows you to disable timeline, that'll bring you to direct mode though be warned that some tools work slightly different due to the nature of the modeling environment
I've tried what you've suggested but the drawing still stays on the original plane, can you please elaborate?
All I can think of as a semi work-around is making a body of the sketch, then pulling it up and creating an identical body through copying the first body
@nileshlalanileshlala. You can copy and paste specific sketch entities by selecting them and then right clicking and selecting "Copy" from the context menu. Once you create a new sketch you can then go in and paste it. When you paste it you can manually move it. To get specific placement use the point to point option.
The ability to copy/paste sketch features is in our bakclog (tracked internally as FUS-21074), but isn't currently a high priority. Moving this to Future Consideration.
Can you not just project the sketch and break the link? I'm sure I've done that in the past to then have the same sketch but the ability to edit it based on my new reference plain?
This might be slightly different than what others are suggesting here, but I'd like to have the ability to save custom shapes in the sketch drop down menu. For example, some of my designs require sketching a lot of box tubes, all with radiused internal and external corners, which take some effort to reproduce every time. So it would be really cool to have the ability to draw that in just like I would a simple circle or rectangle, and then add the dimensions. What I'm envisioning wouldn't be associative to anything else in the model unless parameters are used for the dimensions. Before reading this thread I hadn't realized that copying and pasting geometry from one sketch to another was possible, so at least that's a step in the right direction.
