The default is to add to the current part. The Push/Pull tool now allows you to add, subtract, replace, or create a new part from the result of sketch face that has been pushed or pulled.The Move tool has been updated so that moves can now be referenced.Shell - Remove material and create thin walls to generate a shelled part.Īdditional Changes and Enhancements for Geometry:.Extract - Extract selected geometry features and transfer them to a new part.Reference Geometry - Create reference planes, references axes, and reference points from geometry features or other reference entities.You can apply variables when using most tools, and edit geometry using the new History Browser (F6). The updated parametric Geometry ribbon now features new tools for Reference Geometry, Extract, and Shell. Offset - Offset selected sketch entities by clicking and dragging the original sketch.Mirror - Mirror selected sketch entities about an axis.Fillet - Round the corners of a sketch entity to create fillets.Extend - Extend or shorten a sketch entity.Dimensions - Apply and edit a dimensional constraint to control the size and proportions of a sketch entity.Splines Using Control Points will pass near, but not through, the sketch points.

When using the Spline Through Points tool, the spline curve will pass through the sketch points. Splines - Sketch a spline curve using fit points or controls points.You can also create an open ellipse by adding start and end points. Ellipses - Sketch an ellipse by defining the center, width, and height.Polygons - Sketch a regular polygon by defining the center and radius, or sketch a parallelogram by defining three corners.Intersect - Extract curves resulting from the intersection of the sketch plane with selected parts.Project - Project selected geometry onto the sketch plane.Constraints Legend - Inspire now provides feedback as to whether a sketch is under-constrained or over-constrained in the new sketch legend.You can apply variables when using most tools, and edit sketches using the new History Browser (F6). The new parametric sketching ribbon now features a constraints legend and a variety of new tools.

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