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hard to say without the design. Usually, this behavior is because at least one point in the sketch is locked, or otherwise fully constrained, and not free to move. If you share the design, we can find out more...
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
hard to say without the design. Usually, this behavior is because at least one point in the sketch is locked, or otherwise fully constrained, and not free to move. If you share the design, we can find out more...
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
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thanks. Assuming this is sketch42, you can see the issue if you edit that sketch. The outer rectangle geometry is fully constrained and bound to the face here, so is not free to move
if you just select the two lines in the middle, those are free to move
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
thanks. Assuming this is sketch42, you can see the issue if you edit that sketch. The outer rectangle geometry is fully constrained and bound to the face here, so is not free to move
if you just select the two lines in the middle, those are free to move
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
Accepted solution
@jeff_strater pointed out why, to illustrate how you can release it to move, take a look at the Screencast.
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@jeff_strater pointed out why, to illustrate how you can release it to move, take a look at the Screencast.
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