Click Sketch. on the Sketch toolbar, or click Insert, Sketch. Click a plane, face, or edge to add a new sketch, or click Base/Boss Extrude or Base/Boss Revolve . If you clicked Sketch. in step 1, or a feature in step 2, click a tool on the Sketch toolbar to create the sketch.
On the Sketch toolbar, click Sketch., or on the Insert, Sketch menu, choose Sketch. To add a new sketch, click a plane, face, or edge, or use the Base/Boss Extrude or Base/Boss Revolve commands. To create the sketch, pick a tool on the Sketch toolbar if you selected Sketch. in step 1 or a feature in step 2.
Sketching is a term that refers to visualising or representing design ideas in a way that allows for quick and flexible exploration.
Select Sketch Picture from an open sketch. (Sketch toolbar) or Tools > Sketch Tools > Sketch Picture (Sketch toolbar).
In the dialogue box, navigate to the image file you want to open and click Open. The image has been added.
Set the properties on the first page of the Sketch Picture PropertyManager as necessary. ... Click .
Select Sketch Picture from the Sketch toolbar or Insert > Picture from the Insert menu.
Select an image file in the Open dialogue box, then click Open.
In the Sketch Picture PropertyManager, select options, then click.
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