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I am trying to insert a point at the intersection of an axis and a plane. does any one have a way to do this? or am I missing somthing and its straight forward. please help
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The workaround is as CBL says - create a sketch and use constraints.
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What does your VAR have to say about it. I would submit it as a bug.
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Pierce
A sketch point and an axis, edge, line, or spline.
The sketch point is coincident to where the axis, edge, or curve pierces the sketch plane. The pierce relation is used in Sweeps with Guide Curves.
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Check the Help > Index for points and read both topics offered.
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I used a sketch and created a tooling ball (in space) to illustrate the distances in a drawing. This method worked fine but it caused some frustration as well as cost time.
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