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<p>
From here, I briefly summarized some useful instructions for the beginners:
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<h5>
1. How to draw a construction line: Click the line, Press 'X' and 'Enter' key
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<h5>
1. How to draw a construction line: Click an object, Press 'X' and 'Enter' key
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<p>
The construction lines, also known as xlines, is temporary linework entities
that can be used as references when creating and positioning other objects or linework.
Click the object that you would like to change into a contruction line, and press 'X' key.
The solid line of an object will turn into dashed line.
Press 'Enter' to fix your decision.
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<br><img
src=
"image/assignment/w3/003.png"
width=
"1110"
alt=
"How to draw a construction line"
>
<h5>
2. How to make circular/rectangular patterns: Sketch > Circular/Rectangular Pattern
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So I selected a motor to pattern, a centor point to revolve around, then set a quantity to four:
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<br><img
src=
"image/assignment/w3/004.png"
width=
"1110"
alt=
"How to draw construction line"
>
<h5>
3. How to set a width and height of the shape: 'Tab' and 'Enter'
</h5>
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When you sketch the lines, circles or any other object, first you should click a point as the start or center of the object.
The width, height and angle of an object change as you move your finger or mouse on a pad.
If you want to change the value of width when your cursor is currently blinking on a blank for height, you can use 'Tab' key to move.
Press 'Enter' to fix the value.
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