constrained vs fullydefined
constrained vs fullydefined
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hello
i'm new in solid edge enviroment
i make a sketch in part and acording with :tool -option-colors- sketch relationships color my sketch is fully defined
but in edgebar my sketch is underconstrained .
Why is this problem ?
i use solid edge v19 and :tool-option-general-"indicate under constrained profiles in pathfinder " is activated
thank you for your time
i'm new in solid edge enviroment
i make a sketch in part and acording with :tool -option-colors- sketch relationships color my sketch is fully defined
but in edgebar my sketch is underconstrained .
Why is this problem ?
i use solid edge v19 and :tool-option-general-"indicate under constrained profiles in pathfinder " is activated
thank you for your time





RE: constrained vs fullydefined
Welcome to Solid Edge!
What command are you using? Revolved protrusions for example often have rotation axises which are not fully defined...
IJsbrand Schipperus
RE: constrained vs fullydefined
I wanted to ask why my sketch has black color that's mean it's fully defined and in edge bar show is under constrained!
Can a black schetch be underconstrained?acording with :tool -option-colors- sketch relationships color
Thanks
RE: constrained vs fullydefined
If everything in the sketch is black, including axises and constructionlines. Then I think you have found a bug.
IJsbrand
RE: constrained vs fullydefined
yes, there are certain things that prevent the symbol to
be cleared. Some that spring to my mind are:
- undimensioned, manually drawn symmetry axis
- a reference axis used as symmetry axis (can't be dimensioned)
- any construction lines not dimensioned/constraint
- any 'forgotten' line (maybe small as a dot) which won't
make any other function to fail
dy