Derived Sketches
Derives a sketch from another sketch that belongs to the same part, or derives a sketch from another sketch in the same assembly.
When you derive a sketch from an existing sketch, you are assured that the two sketches will retain the characteristics that they share in common. Changes that you make to the original sketch are reflected in the derived sketch.
- If you delete a sketch from which a new sketch was derived, you are prompted that all derived sketches will automatically be underived. Click Yes or No.
- You cannot add or delete sketch entities in a derived sketch. However, you can re-orient it with dimensions and geometric relations.
- When you make changes to the original sketch, the derived sketch updates automatically.
- To break the link between the derived sketch and its parent sketch, right-click the derived sketch in the FeatureManager design tree and select Underive. (After the link is broken, the derived sketch no longer updates when you change the original sketch.)
Deriving Sketches in Parts
To derive a sketch from a sketch in the same part:
Deriving Sketches in Assemblies
To derive a sketch from a sketch in the same assembly: