Hello
I am trying to correct some issues with my drawing that are causing "downstream" problems with getting sketches to be fully defined. I see that the "Hub" sketch is not fully defined even though the drawing is all black and reading through the forums see that this is an issue that others have had also.
I am trying to work out what I have missed to get this sketch "fully Defined" any help will be much appreciated.
Thanks
Julian
I have started to try and correct
Use the Text Command, Sketch.ShowUnderConstrained, to find unconstrained geometry.
p.s. The first Sketch.ShowUnderConstrained with 3 points was from a different file.
ETFrench
If you keep the 7 small fillets out of the sketch you'd be surprised how quickly you will create stable fully defined sketches without problems. Keeping edges sharp as long as possible and applying them at the end of the timeline will also likely make lofting the spokes easier.
Hi Ed/Peter
wonder if you could help me one more time,
,
I have gone through my sketches and now have them fully defined and just redoing the sketch "Spoke Profile 3/4" For some reason I can't get the two circles to (R7/16 & R9/16) to turn black, I have applied the coincident constraint to the vertical construction line and to the upper and lower "Vertical guide rails" and applied the Radius dimension. Can you see what I have missed out?
Many thanks
Julian
