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Someone asked me what is the difference between these two sketch icons.
I don't know. I never really looked t them.
Anyone have an idea? I searched Help and online, can't find it.
Thanks.
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Sketch6 is either in Edit or Show mode, and is not fully constrained.
Sketch5 is in Hide mode and is fully constrained.
 
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I agree with CBL. The (-) indicates the sketch isn't fully constrained while the blue and yellow color (instead of black) on the icon indicate that the sketch is shown instead of hidden.
 
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