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boolean | history in sketch
sebastian_baltes
Member Posts: 8 ✭
Hi,
my questions about 2d sketches:
1) Is there a boolean tool inside a single sketch? I have for example two circles and would like to subtract one from the other.
2) For the part studio there is the feature tree. Inside of a sketch, I'm missing a kind of "feature tree" for the operations/tooles happening inside of the sketch. Is there a "sketch feature tree" inside a sketch? That could be realy useful.
Regards,
Sebastian
my questions about 2d sketches:
1) Is there a boolean tool inside a single sketch? I have for example two circles and would like to subtract one from the other.
2) For the part studio there is the feature tree. Inside of a sketch, I'm missing a kind of "feature tree" for the operations/tooles happening inside of the sketch. Is there a "sketch feature tree" inside a sketch? That could be realy useful.
Regards,
Sebastian
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NeilCooke Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,7241) no - you can use trim, but you cannot remove the shaded area (and there's no need to) - just select the areas you want to use when making a feature like extrude.
2) no - sketches solve by simultaneous equations so there is no "order" to display.Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA0 -
Kevin_Cowles Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 27 PRO2. You can right click the "undo" or "redo" arrows in the top right to show the sequential actions you've taken in a sketch session. This Tech Tip covers that workflow and drag-to-trim0
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2) no - sketches solve by simultaneous equations so there is no "order" to display.