Please help me identify this symbol

Please help me identify this symbol

martinb231
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Please help me identify this symbol

martinb231
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Hoping for help with this symbol.

Picture3.png

 

It appears next to a sketch line and seems to indicate it is constrained somehow but I can't figure it out. I've tried an image search and found nothing useful.

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davebYYPCU
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Project.  Your pic of the icon is actually upside down.

Sketch tool to copy an article (the outline of the face) into a sketch.  Projected Articles are normally purple, in my colour scheme.

 

Might help…..

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martinb231
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Thanks - that makes sense now. That is the orientation of the icon as it appears on my screen. 

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martinb231
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Now that I've checked the image was inverted horizontally. This is what I have on screen - 

Picture4.png

 

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davebYYPCU
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This is my ribbon menu icon.

 

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Might help....

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martinb231
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Yes, that is how the icon appears in my menu structure. It is appearing the way I have shown it when I hover over a sketch point.

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HughesTooling
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@martinb231 wrote:

Yes, that is how the icon appears in my menu structure. It is appearing the way I have shown it when I hover over a sketch point.


It's indicating the point (or any other geometry) is projected. If you click the icon the sketch for the source geometry will highlight.

HughesTooling_0-1745068808567.png

 

Also if you turn the sketch 180° the icon rotates with it.

HughesTooling_1-1745069003614.png

 

 

Mark Hughes
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martinb231
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Thanks.

I feel a bit stupid for not realising the symbol rotated with the sketch and not recognising it when it was upside down!

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