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How do I make an Arc COINSIDENT w/2 Lns?

Boswell_INNISSBoswell_INNISS Member Posts: 10
[on Perimeter of cir]


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    NeilCookeNeilCooke Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,424
    Tangent constraint
    Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEAI
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    viruviru Member, Developers Posts: 619 ✭✭✭✭
    @Boswell_INNISS, You can use tangent constrain.

    Tangent

    Shortcut: t

    tangent constraint icon in sketch toolbar

    Form a tangent relation between two curves, or between a curve and a plane.

    Constraints can be toggled on while you make selections. Toggle Tangent on and each pair of entities you select are constrained to each other. Click Tangent again to toggle off, or select another tool to toggle off automatically.

    Select two or more curves:
    tangent example selection 1

    Click the Tangent constraint tool:
    tangent example result 1

    tangent example selection 2

    tangent example result 2

    tangent example selection 3

    tangent example result 3

    tangent example selection 4

    tangent example result 4

    circleplanetangentbefore

    circleplanetangentafter

    Steps

    1. In the graphics area, select two or more curves.
    2. Click tangent constraint icon or press the T key.


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    Boswell_INNISSBoswell_INNISS Member Posts: 10
    With 2 Lns, like a corner, ... make C ir Tan?
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