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Parametric mode |
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Parametric mode is a mode of creating and editing geometric and detailing objects in which parametric constraints are applied automatically. The type of applied constraints is determined during the construction process by the execution sequence of the object construction command or by snapping (including local snaps).
To enable the parametric mode, use the Parametric mode
command.
By default, the parametric mode is disabled in fragments and drawings and enabled in sketches of 3D elements.
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We recommend to enable the parametric mode for working with drawings with associative views. This will allow you to create associative detailing objects (dimensions, center marks, surface finishes, etc.) which will "follow" the graphic objects rebuilt due to editing a model. |
When the parametric mode is enabled, all constructions are automatically parametrized and dimensions are fixed (in accordance with the settings in the section Parametrization/Sketch).
Here are some examples of working in the parametric mode.
•Drawing a segment that is parallel to another segment using the Parallel Segment command will automatically invoke the corresponding constraint — Parallelism — for these segments.
•If while drawing a circle its center is snapped to the end of the segment, the corresponding constraint – Coincidence of points – will be formed automatically.
•Drawing a vertical segment leads to the application of the corresponding constraint — Verticality.
•Setting the surface finish designation results in generation of an associative surface finish symbol.
To turn off parametric mode, press the button Parametric mode
on the Quick Access Toolbar or disable the Enable parametric mode option in the section Parametrization/Sketch of the setting dialog box.
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If necessary, you can create constraints manually using special tools. commands. These actions are available both when the parametric mode is enabled and when it is disabled. |