Newbie here so be kind !! I recognise some constraint symbols but what do I make of these two?
These are enlarged compared to the tiny versions on my screen, so at best they are difficult to even read.
Is there a nice catalog of these as a visual reference somewhere? Have searched hard and not found much.
Thanks.
@dave_g_martin
Welcome! I found this in the Fusion Help documentation, I hope it helps. 🙂
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Chris Benner
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the one on the right in that image is "coincident" - most likely the point has been constrained to be coincident to the line. If you hover over it, Fusion will highlight the affected primitives. The one on the left is "projected", meaning that the geometry in question is referring to other geometry in the model (usually from the Project command to project model geometry into a sketch).
The attached Fusion webpage showing the Coincident Sketch Constraint is identical to the one you see on your sketch. You must remember your model sketch may be turned on the axis so the symbol is upside down and reversed.
John Hackney, Retired
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