Hi everyone,
I'm having a lot of trouble copying and pasting within a sketch. I've been baffled by this since last night and made a little video to show you. I also have a screenshot of the shape I'm only trying to copy and paste without success.
Any help is appreciated!
Phil
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Pretty sure the problem is you have not selected copy before you drag the selected items. Because of the way you have your dialogs docked the move dialog is not expanding the show the copy option after you first select. If you dock the sketch palette to the left of the move dialog or just scroll the move dialog after making the selection you can then select the copy option.
Here's a simple example.
You could just use Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V for copy paste as well. Another better option might be to use a rectangular pattern to make a copy that would be linked to the original so they'd be identical. Or extrude the part and make the pattern using the solid tools, this would be best practice and create a more efficient design.
Mark
Mark Hughes
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Took a look at your design and after a bit of poking around found the problem is one of your construction lines is not coincident with the others and that's' the one you've constrained with dimensions for position. With the other dimensions and constraints the sketch is confusing the solver. Screencast shows the problem, can only fix by deleting the outer circle and position dimensions.
Best practice for sketching in a solid modeling program is keep the sketch as simple as possible, this sketch is already slow and getting pauses when you try and add dimensions. You would be far better off not filleting the triangular pockets in the sketch. I would only draw one of the triangular pockets in the sketch, extrude the part then fillet the solid and pattern the others using the solid pattern feature. You will get far better performance like this and a simple sketch is going to be easier to edit and maintain.
Here's the screencast showing the problems. The over compilation of the sketch makes error finding more difficult as well!
Mark
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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