Why are these distances different if both of the objects are centered...

tyson_thomas

As you can see in the image below, I have two center aligned figures, one is a box, and another is a set of circles. For some reason, when I check the distance between the corners of the box and the edge of the circle on each side, the lengths are different... why?
Project link: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/375c04469b49c2ed9a8aec61/w/44db2b91496b26338701491c/e/993e0813a0060af4fbb190d6?renderMode=0&uiState=6531aa50f45dd6138c556568

glen_dewsbury

Too many dimensions when some constraints will do nicely as well as what may be an error if the pattern is supposed to be symmetric.

robert_scott_jr_

Hello Tyson. The circles in both rows are not equidistant from each other. Is that intended? - Scotty

eric_pesty

As @robert_scott_jr_
Says your circles are not the same distance from the center... Also your sketches are not properly constrained so thing will move around, you need to add relations/dimensions to make sure everything on the sketch is "black" (i.e. fully constrained) to avoid this sort of problem.

glen_dewsbury

Too many dimensions when some constraints will do nicely as well as what may be an error if the pattern is supposed to be symmetric.

glen_dewsbury

While the center point rectangle is not a must. It comes with all the constraints needed with out having apply separately such as symmetry or mirroring or...
Pretty convenient.

tyson_thomas

Thanks! Would this be a suitable solution? (Its very similar to yours glen_dewsbury)