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Copy with transform command
bryan_lagrange
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Is there a copy ability when using the transform command in sketch? If not it would be nice to have the ability when moving or rotating a sketch entity to have the ability to keep the selected entity in its current location and make a copy of it to move or rotate.
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Copy and paste - any constraints between the copied entities will be maintained. You can then transform them to where they need to be.Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA7
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I think Sketch Pattern does exactly what you want. If you need to do any combination of moving, rotating, or scaling, you'll have to use more than one command. But as long as the first operation is a pattern (instead of transform), you'll still have the original geometry.

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Copy and paste - any constraints between the copied entities will be maintained. You can then transform them to where they need to be.Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA7
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its one of the most basic primeval commands in CAD to be able to duplicate, form the 1980's when i started using CAD, this is a wonderful product i cant understand why you cant add a copy command to the transform, copy and paste is not the answer,1



