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Adding features to sheet metal flat pattern

Could anyone please advise me how to bring up the update video on adding features to flat pattern in sheet metal please.
Been trying for a while now without success. It may have been included in a webinar which would also help.
Regards Brian
Been trying for a while now without success. It may have been included in a webinar which would also help.
Regards Brian
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Jake_Rosenfeld Moderator, Onshape Employees, Developers Posts: 1,646
@brian_pinder662
Maybe this tech tip will help?
https://www.onshape.com/cad-blog/tech-tip-how-to-sketch-on-the-sheet-metal-flat-view-in-onshape
Safari should not cause any issues with this, but maybe if you post a screenshot or a link to your document to show more specifically what is happening we can be of more help.
Here is a gif of me sketching on the flat, and then using extrude to cut/add:
Jake Rosenfeld - Modeling Team6
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You click on 'Sketch' to create a new sketch, open up the flat pattern view and click on one the flat pattern. From there you can sketch profiles and use extrude to perform cuts.
Twitter: @bradleysauln
extrude cut, or add hole but this does not seem to work. Could this be because I am using Safari browser, or am I making the wrong approach.
Can you advise please Brian
Maybe this tech tip will help?
https://www.onshape.com/cad-blog/tech-tip-how-to-sketch-on-the-sheet-metal-flat-view-in-onshape
Safari should not cause any issues with this, but maybe if you post a screenshot or a link to your document to show more specifically what is happening we can be of more help.
Here is a gif of me sketching on the flat, and then using extrude to cut/add: