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Sketch could not be solved.
john_lombardo
Member Posts: 20 EDU
Sketch (Outline) could not be solved and did not regenerate properly.
There are problems with other sketches but fixing Outline might help them also (maybe.)
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/e914ccef58bb77ae389eb54a/w/ed77bdb8b82c349928e441d6/e/06f773065cb89eb58aad139a
There are problems with other sketches but fixing Outline might help them also (maybe.)
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/e914ccef58bb77ae389eb54a/w/ed77bdb8b82c349928e441d6/e/06f773065cb89eb58aad139a
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steve_shubin Member Posts: 1,096 ✭✭✭✭@john_lombardo
You need to anchor down your sketch. Tie one point to the origin or use the FIX constraint on one of the points
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Here:- clicky I've changed two of the dimensions to "Driven" meaning they're just measuring the result, not forcing the sketch to be a dimension it can't be.
A general rule of thumb is if you have anything red then stop and fix that before digging a deeper hole with downstream features. Some of the other failed features are a bit more helpful in the error reporting, you'll see stuff like "missing part" in the merge scope for example.
Hope that helps, shout if it doesn't.
Owen.
HWM-Water Ltd
Now the drawing is not all black. What's the best approach for that?
You need to anchor down your sketch. Tie one point to the origin or use the FIX constraint on one of the points