Sketch Analysis Dialog BoxThere are a few things that you need to know about Sketch Analysis dialog box. This section describes the options available in the Geometry and Diagnostic tabs. For reference information about the Projections/Intersections tab, see Analyzing Projections and Intersections. Geometry TabThe Geometry tab displays information helping you know whether the sketch geometry is valid.
Diagnostic TabThe information on this tab displays a full diagnosis of a sketch geometry. It provides a global analysis of the sketch as a whole, and specifies whether individual geometrical elements in the sketch are under-constrained (under-defined), over-constrained (over-defined) or iso-constrained (well defined):
More about the Reset Dependencies OptionIf you created a complex fix together scenario in prior versions (from R14 to R17) by deselecting Add/Remove Dependencies in the Fix Together Definition dialog box, you can reset the dependencies removed using the Reset Fix Together Dependencies option of the Sketch Analysis dialog box. When an inconsistency is detected in a fix together operation, a warning is displayed in the Detailed Information box and a new Reset Fix Together Dependencies command is available: You are free to either reset the dependencies or leave it as it is. To reset the dependencies, select all the items with a Non-standard fix together definition status and click Reset Fix Together Dependencies. Note the Reset Fix Together Dependencies command only appears when at least one geometry is missing from the fix together. About Coincidence Constraints Automatically Added to ProfilesWhenever you create a sketch-based feature from a profile, the system automatically creates coincidence constraints on the overlapping points of the profile to interpret it as closed. This is the reason why once the sketch-based feature is created, coincidence constraints are visible in the detailed information list of the Sketch Analysis results. |