Hello
In this case, I see which elements a Coincident Constraint refers to.
In this case, I don't see what elements a Coincident Constraint refers to.
Does anyone have an idea to specifically delete a Coincident Constraint in this case?
Thanks
Christoph
You can right click the line then from the menu select delete coincident.
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You can also left click on the coincident intersection and choose the Coincident constraint icon and then right click and delete it. If you have more than one icon, hover over them and the two entities affected will highlight allowing you to choose the correct one to delete.
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@jhackney1972 Did you try that on the one drawn at the origin in the supplied file? The highlighting doesn't seem to work if the lines are constrained to the origin as the OP shows in their video.
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Yes, I can remove the Coincident constrains but I agree, the highlighting does not work.
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Hello
@HughesTooling wrote:You can right click the line then from the menu select delete coincident.
Thank you very much for this solution variant, so far I have always deleted all 3 constaints and redefined them.
Thanks
Christoph
