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The preferences for the [[Image:Workbench_Sketcher.svg|24px|link=Sketcher_Workbench]] [[Sketcher_Workbench|Sketcher Workbench]] can be found in the [[Preferences Editor|Preferences Editor]]. In the menu select {{MenuCommand|Edit → Preferences...}} and then {{MenuCommand|Sketcher}}.
The preferences for the [[Image:Workbench_Sketcher.svg|24px|link=Sketcher_Workbench]] [[Sketcher_Workbench|Sketcher Workbench]] can be found in the [[Preferences Editor|Preferences Editor]]. In the menu select {{MenuCommand|Edit → Preferences...}} and then {{MenuCommand|Sketcher}}.


There are three tabs: [[#General|General]], [[#Display|Display]] and [[#Colors|Colors]].
There are four tabs: [[#General|General]], [[#Grid|Grid]], [[#Display|Display]] and [[#Colors|Colors]].


<span id="General"></span>
==Основные==
==Основные==


In the ''General'' tab you can specify the following:
On the ''General'' tab you can specify the following:

{| class="wikitable float-right mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
{| class="wikitable float-right mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!style="width: 33%;"|Name
!style="width: 33%;"|Name
!style="width: 66%;"|Description
!style="width: 66%;"|Description
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Show grid}}
| If checked, a grid will be shown in the sketches.

This preference and the following 5 preferences settings can also be specified for individual sketches in the [[Sketcher_Dialog#Edit_controls|sketcher dialog]] section ''Edit controls''.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Grid size}}
| The distance between two subsequent grid lines. Note that the default value of 0 mm will result in a 10 mm grid.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Grid snap}}
| If checked, new points will snap to the nearest grid line. Note that the points have already to be close to a grid line that the snap takes effect. The distance is a fifth of the value set for {{MenuCommand|Grid size}}, so for a 10 mm grid, the snapping only occurs if the point is not more than 2 mm away from a grid line.

'''Note:''' A snapped point has no coincident constraint with the grid point it snapped to.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Auto constraints}}
| If checked, the sketcher proposes automatically sensible constraints. If you draw for example a [[Sketcher_CreatePolyline|polyline]] [[Image:Sketcher_CreatePolyline.svg|20px]] and point towards the bottom, you will see that the sketcher proposes a vertical constraint:[[Image:Constraint_Vertical.svg|20px]]. If you set now a point the drawn line segment will get the vertical constraint.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Avoid redundant auto constraints}}
| If checked, the sketcher tries not to propose redundant auto constraints. This option only has an effect if also the option {{MenuCommand|Auto constraints}} is used.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Rendering order}}
| The order how sketches are rendered. To change it, drag and drop one of the geometries to the top or bottom.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Show section 'Advanced solver control'}}
| {{MenuCommand|Show section 'Advanced solver control'}}
| If checked, the [[Sketcher_Dialog|sketcher dialog]] will show the section ''Advanced solver control'' to adjust solver settings.
| If checked, the [[Sketcher_Dialog|sketcher dialog]] will show the section ''Advanced solver control'' to adjust solver settings.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Show section 'Edit controls'}}
| If checked, the [[Sketcher_Dialog|sketcher dialog]] will show the section ''Edit controls'' (see above). {{Version|1.0}}
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Improve solving while dragging}}
| {{MenuCommand|Improve solving while dragging}}
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|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Auto remove redundants}}
| {{MenuCommand|Auto remove redundants}}
| If checked, new constraints that are redundant are automatically removed.
| TBD
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Esc can leave sketch edit mode}}
| {{MenuCommand|Esc can leave sketch edit mode}}
| If checked, {{KEY|Esc}} key will trigger exiting sketch editing mode. The option to disable this may be useful for users who are used to pressing {{KEY|Esc}} as part of their workflow in other CAD solutions but don't necessarily want to exit a sketch.
| If checked, the {{KEY|Esc}} key can trigger exiting sketch edit mode. The option to disable this may be useful for users who are used to pressing {{KEY|Esc}} as part of their workflow in other CAD solutions but don't necessarily want to exit a sketch.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Notify automatic constraint substitutions}}
| {{MenuCommand|Notify automatic constraint substitutions}}
| If checked, you will be informed with a dialog about constraint substitutions. For example if the endpoints of two arcs are connected with the [[Sketcher_ConstrainCoincident|coincident constraint]] and you reconnect the arcs using the [[Sketcher_ConstrainTangent|tangent constraint]], the coincidence constraint will be substituted by the tangent constraint and you will get a popup dialog to telling you this.
| If checked, you will be informed with a dialog about constraint substitutions. For example if the endpoints of two arcs are connected with the [[Sketcher_ConstrainCoincident|coincident constraint]] and you reconnect the arcs using the [[Sketcher_ConstrainTangent|tangent constraint]], the coincidence constraint will be substituted by the tangent constraint and you will get a popup dialog telling you this.
|-
|}
|}


[[Image:Preferences_Sketcher_Tab_General.png]]
[[Image:Preferences_Sketcher_Tab_General.png]]


==Grid==
==Отображение==

On the ''Grid'' tab ({{Version|0.21}}) you can specify the following:


In the ''Display'' tab you can specify the following:
{| class="wikitable float-right mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
{| class="wikitable float-right mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!style="width: 33%;"|Name
!style="width: 33%;"|Name
!style="width: 66%;"|Description
!style="width: 66%;"|Description
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Grid}}
| If checked, a grid will be shown while the sketch is in edit mode.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Grid Auto Spacing}}
| If checked, grid spacing is automatically adapted based on the view dimensions.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Grid spacing}}
| The distance between two subsequent grid lines. Used as a base value if {{MenuCommand|Grid Auto Spacing}} is enabled.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Pixel size threshold}}
| The grid spacing threshold in pixels. Only used if {{MenuCommand|Grid Auto Spacing}} is enabled. If the onscreen spacing is smaller than this value, physical grid spacing is multiplied by the {{MenuCommand|Major grid lines every}} value. If the onscreen spacing is larger than the threshold value times the {{MenuCommand|every}} value, physical grid spacing is divided by the {{MenuCommand|every}} value. If the {{MenuCommand|every}} value is set to 1, 10 is used instead in these calculations.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Minor grid lines}}
| For minor grid lines you can specify:
* {{MenuCommand|Line pattern}}
* {{MenuCommand|Line width}}
* {{MenuCommand|Line color}}
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Major grid lines}}
| For major grid lines you can specify:
* {{MenuCommand|Major grid lines every}}: The number of squares between major grid lines. Set to 1 to disable major grid lines.
* {{MenuCommand|Line pattern}}
* {{MenuCommand|Line width}}
* {{MenuCommand|Line color}}
|}

[[Image:Preferences_Sketcher_Tab_Grid.png]]

<span id="Display"></span>
==Отображение==

On the ''Display'' tab you can specify the following:

{| class="wikitable float-right mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!style="width: 33%;"|Name
!style="width: 66%;"|Description
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Font size}}
| {{MenuCommand|Font size}}
| The font size used for the labels and constraints in the sketch.
| The font size used for the labels and constraints in the sketch.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Grid line pattern}}
| {{MenuCommand|View scale ratio}} {{Version|0.21}}
| The 3D view is scaled based on this factor.
| The line pattern used for grid lines. Grid lines will be displayed if you set the option {{MenuCommand|Show grid}}.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Segments per geometry}}
| {{MenuCommand|Segments per geometry}}
| Curves are approximated by polygon segments for visualization. The segments per geometry define the number of polygons for the approximation. The lower limit are 50 segments. Higher values refine the visualization but can lead to longer calculation times, especially for [[Sketcher_CreateBSpline|B-splines]].
| Curves are approximated by polygon segments for visualization. This value defines the number of segments. The lower limit is 50 segments. Higher values refine the visualization but can lead to longer calculation times, especially for [[Sketcher_CreateBSpline|B-splines]].
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Ask for value after creating a dimensional constraint}}
| {{MenuCommand|Ask for value after creating a dimensional constraint}}
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|-
| {{MenuCommand|Geometry creation "Continue Mode"}}
| {{MenuCommand|Geometry creation "Continue Mode"}}
| If checked, the current sketcher creation tool will remain active after the creation. If you use for example the [[Sketcher_CreateLine|line tool]] [[Image:Sketcher_Line.svg|20px]], it will remain active after you created a line with it. You can leave the tool any time by right-clicking into the sketch.
| If checked, geometry creation tools will remain active after creating an element. You can leave a tool any time by right-clicking in the sketch.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Constraint creation "Continue Mode"}}
| {{MenuCommand|Constraint creation "Continue Mode"}}
| If checked, the current constraint creation tool will remain active after the creation. If you use for example the [[Sketcher_ConstrainTangent|tangent tool]] [[Image:Constraint_Tangent.png|20px]], it will remain active after you created a constraint. You can leave the tool any time by right-clicking into the sketch.
| If checked, constraint creation tools will remain active after creating a constraint. You can leave a tool any time by right-clicking in the sketch.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Hide base length units for supported unit systems}}
| {{MenuCommand|Hide base length units for supported unit systems}}
| If checked, the length unit from the selected [[Preferences_Editor#Units|unit system]] is used but not displayed in sketch constraints. Only for supported unit systems.
| If checked, base length units will not be displayed in the sketch constraints. The actual base length unit is the one of the selected [[Preferences_Editor#Units|unit system]].
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Use Diameter as default constraint for arcs and circles}} {{Version|0.20}}
| {{MenuCommand|Show coordinates beside cursor while editing}} {{Version|0.21}}
| If checked, cursor coordinates are displayed beside the cursor while editing a sketch.
| If checked, [[File:Sketcher_ConstrainDiameter.svg|20px]] [[Sketcher_ConstrainDiameter|diameter]] will be used as default constraint for arcs and circles instead of [[File:Sketcher_ConstrainRadius.svg|20px]] [[Sketcher_ConstrainRadius|radius]].
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Use system decimals setting for cursor coordinates}} {{Version|0.21}}
| If checked, cursor coordinates will use the system decimals setting instead of the short form.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Show dimensional constraint name with format}} {{Version|0.21}}
| If checked, the names of dimensional constraints (if available) are displayed using the given format:
* {{MenuCommand|%N}}: Parameter name.
* {{MenuCommand|%V}}: Dimension value.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Hide all objects that depend on the sketch}}
| {{MenuCommand|Hide all objects that depend on the sketch}}
| If checked, all features that depend the sketch will be hidden when the sketch is opened. Note that the effect of this option might not occur when using the option {{MenuCommand|Show objects used for external geometry}} and/or {{MenuCommand|Show object(s) sketch is attached to}}.
| If checked, all objects that depend on the sketch will be hidden when the sketch is opened. Note that this may have no effect if the {{MenuCommand|Show objects used for external geometry}} and/or {{MenuCommand|Show objects that the sketch is attached to}} options are selected.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Show objects used for external geometry}}
| {{MenuCommand|Show objects used for external geometry}}
| If checked, all objects used for an external geometry will be shown. If you edit for example a sketch that uses the geometry of a pad, this pad will be shown (if not already). Other features in the model tree between the pad and the sketch will not necessarily be shown.
| If checked, hidden objects used for external geometry will be shown when the sketch is opened. If you edit for example a sketch that uses geometry from a pad, this pad will be shown (if not already). Other features in the [[Tree_view|Tree view]] between the pad and the sketch will not necessarily be shown.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Show object(s) sketch is attached to}}
| {{MenuCommand|Show objects that the sketch is attached to}}
| If checked, objects the sketch is attached to will be shown when the sketch is opened. If you attached for example a sketch to a pocket, this pocket will be shown (if not already). Otherwise you will only see the sketch if the pocket was not shown in advance.
| If checked, hidden objects the sketch is attached to will be shown when the sketch is opened. If you attached for example a sketch to a pocket, this pocket will be shown (if not already).
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Restore camera position after editing}}
| {{MenuCommand|Restore camera position after editing}}
| If checked, the camera position is moved back to where it was before sketch was opened.
| If checked, the camera position is moved back to where it was before the sketch was opened.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Force orthographic camera when entering edit}} {{Version|0.20}}
| {{MenuCommand|Force orthographic camera when entering edit}} {{Version|0.20}}
| If checked, camera mode will be forced to orthographic when opening a sketch for edit. Camera mode will be restored when leaving edit mode. This preference is available only if {{MenuCommand|Restore camera position after editing}} is activated.
| If checked, camera mode will be forced to orthographic when the sketch is opened. Camera mode will be restored when leaving edit mode. This preference is only available if {{MenuCommand|Restore camera position after editing}} is activated.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Open sketch in Section View mode}} {{Version|0.20}}
| {{MenuCommand|Open sketch in Section View mode}} {{Version|0.20}}
| If checked, when editing a sketch, it will by default open with 'Section View' active.
| If checked, the sketch will open with 'Section View' active.
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Apply to existing sketches}}
| If pressed, the options in the preferences section ''Visibility automation'' will be applied to existing sketches too. Otherwise these settings will only be used for new sketches.
|-
|-
| {{Button|{{MenuCommand|Apply to existing sketches}}}}
| If pressed, the {{MenuCommand|Visibility automation}} settings will be applied to existing sketches too. Otherwise they will only be used for new sketches.
|}
|}


[[Image:Preferences_Sketcher_Tab_Display.png]]
[[Image:Preferences_Sketcher_Tab_Display.png]]


<span id="Colors"></span>
==Выделение цветом==
==Выделение цветом==


In the ''Colors'' tab you can specify the following:
On the ''Colors'' tab you can specify the following colors. Unless otherwise stated the colors are only used while a sketch is in edit mode.

{| class="wikitable float-right mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
{| class="wikitable float-right mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!style="width: 33%;"|Name
!style="width: 33%;"|Name
!style="width: 66%;"|Description
!style="width: 66%;"|Description
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Creating line}}
| The color used for sketch elements while they are being created.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Default edge color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Coordinate text}}
| The color used for the coordinates displayed while creating sketch elements.
| Color of [[Glossary#Edge|edges]]
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Default vertex color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Cursor crosshair}}
| The color used for the crosshair cursor displayed while creating sketch elements.
| Color of [[Glossary#Vertex|vertices]] (points)
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Making line color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Edge}}
| The colors used for constrained and unconstrained [[Glossary#Edge|edges]].
| Color used while new sketch elements are created
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Edit edge color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Vertex}}
| The colors used for constrained and unconstrained [[Glossary#Vertex|vertices]] (points).
| Color of [[Glossary#Edge|edges]] being edited
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Edit vertex color}}
| Color of [[Glossary#Vertex|vertices]] (points) being edited
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Construction geometry}}
| {{MenuCommand|Construction geometry}}
| The colors used for constrained and unconstrained [[Sketcher_ToggleConstruction|construction geometry]].
| Color of construction geometry in edit mode
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Internal alignment edge color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Internal alignment edge}}
| Color of [[Glossary#Edge|edges]] of [[Sketcher ConstrainInternalAlignment|internal alignment]] geometry
| The colors used for constrained and unconstrained [[Sketcher ConstrainInternalAlignment|internal alignment edges]].
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|External geometry}}
| {{MenuCommand|External geometry}}
| Color of [[Sketcher_External|external geometry]] in edit mode
| The color used for [[Sketcher_External|external geometry]].
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Fully constrained geometry}}
| {{MenuCommand|Fully constrained Sketch}}
| The color used for a fully constrained sketch.
| Color of fully constrained geometry in edit mode
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Fully constrained edit edge color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Invalid Sketch}}
| The color used for an invalid sketch.
| Color of fully constrained [[Glossary#Edge|edge]] color in edit mode
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Fully constrained edit construction edge color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Constraint symbols}}
| The color used for [[Sketcher_ToggleDrivingConstraint|driving geometric constraints]].
| Color of fully constrained [[Sketcher_ToggleConstruction|construction]] edge color in edit mode
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Fully constrained edit internal alignment edge color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Dimensional constraint}}
| The color used for [[Sketcher_Workbench#Dimensional_constraints|driving dimensional constraints]].
| Color of fully constrained [[Sketcher ConstrainInternalAlignment|internal alignment]] edge color in edit mode
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Fully constrained edit vertex color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Reference constraint}}
| The color used for [[Sketcher_ToggleDrivingConstraint|reference dimensional constraints]].
| Color of fully constrained [[Glossary#Vertex|vertex]] (point) color
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Constraint color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Expression dependent constraint}}
| The color used for [[Expressions|expression]] dependent dimensional constraints.
| Color of [[Sketcher_ToggleDrivingConstraint|driving constraints]], except of [[Sketcher_Workbench#Dimensional_constraints|dimensional constraints]] that get the {{MenuCommand|Dimensional constraint color}}.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Reference constraint color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Deactivated constraint}}
| Color of [[Sketcher_ToggleDrivingConstraint|reference constraints]]
| The color used for [[Sketcher_ToggleActiveConstraint|deactivated constraints]].
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Expression dependent constraint color}}
| {{MenuCommand|Colors outside Sketcher: Edge}}
| The color used for [[Glossary#Edge|edges]] when not in edit mode.
| Color of [[Expressions|expression]] dependent constraints
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Deactivated constraint color}}
| Color of [[Sketcher_ToggleActiveConstraint|deactivated constraints]]
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Dimensional constraint color}}
| Color of [[Sketcher_Workbench#Dimensional_constraints|dimensional constraints]] when they are [[Sketcher_ToggleDrivingConstraint|driving]]
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Coordinate text color}}
| Text color of coordinates
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Cursor crosshair color}}
| Color of crosshair cursor. This is the one you get when creating a new sketch element.
|-
|-
| {{MenuCommand|Colors outside Sketcher: Vertex}}
| The color used for [[Glossary#Vertex|vertices]] (points) when not in edit mode.
|}
|}


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==Note==
==Note==


There is another preference that has an influence on sketches. If the {{MenuCommand|Transparent objects}} preference on the [[Preferences_Editor#3D_View|Display → 3D View]] tab is set to {{Value|Backface pass}}, the arrowheads on one end of sketcher dimensions are hidden if {{MenuCommand|Show grid}} is deactivated in the [[Sketcher_Dialog#Edit_controls|Edit controls]] section of the [[Task_panel|Task panel]]. This applies to FreeCAD version 0.19, version 0.20 and recent development versions (up to 0.21-30058, at least) except Link branch.
There is another preference that has an influence on sketches. If the {{MenuCommand|Transparent objects}} preference on the [[Preferences_Editor#3D_View|Display → 3D View]] tab is set to {{Value|Backface pass}}, arrowheads on one end of sketch dimensions are hidden on some systems. When viewed from the rear the dimension value can then also be hidden. Versions 0.19 to 0.21 (except Link branch) are affected. In versions 0.19 and 0.20 the effect only occurs if {{MenuCommand|Show grid}} is deactivated in the [[Sketcher_Dialog#Edit_controls|Edit controls]] section of the [[Task_panel|Task panel]] as shown below.

See [https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?t=70975&start=10 forum topic].


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Revision as of 09:43, 30 April 2023

The preferences for the Sketcher Workbench can be found in the Preferences Editor. In the menu select Edit → Preferences... and then Sketcher.

There are four tabs: General, Grid, Display and Colors.

Основные

On the General tab you can specify the following:

Name Description
Show section 'Advanced solver control' If checked, the sketcher dialog will show the section Advanced solver control to adjust solver settings.
Improve solving while dragging If checked, a special solver algorithm will be used while dragging sketch elements. This avoids that the sketch flips around while dragging. It is an improvement for most cases, however for complex sketches this option can increase the time to solve the sketch.
Auto remove redundants If checked, new constraints that are redundant are automatically removed.
Esc can leave sketch edit mode If checked, the Esc key can trigger exiting sketch edit mode. The option to disable this may be useful for users who are used to pressing Esc as part of their workflow in other CAD solutions but don't necessarily want to exit a sketch.
Notify automatic constraint substitutions If checked, you will be informed with a dialog about constraint substitutions. For example if the endpoints of two arcs are connected with the coincident constraint and you reconnect the arcs using the tangent constraint, the coincidence constraint will be substituted by the tangent constraint and you will get a popup dialog telling you this.

Grid

On the Grid tab (introduced in version 0.21) you can specify the following:

Name Description
Grid If checked, a grid will be shown while the sketch is in edit mode.
Grid Auto Spacing If checked, grid spacing is automatically adapted based on the view dimensions.
Grid spacing The distance between two subsequent grid lines. Used as a base value if Grid Auto Spacing is enabled.
Pixel size threshold The grid spacing threshold in pixels. Only used if Grid Auto Spacing is enabled. If the onscreen spacing is smaller than this value, physical grid spacing is multiplied by the Major grid lines every value. If the onscreen spacing is larger than the threshold value times the every value, physical grid spacing is divided by the every value. If the every value is set to 1, 10 is used instead in these calculations.
Minor grid lines For minor grid lines you can specify:
  • Line pattern
  • Line width
  • Line color
Major grid lines For major grid lines you can specify:
  • Major grid lines every: The number of squares between major grid lines. Set to 1 to disable major grid lines.
  • Line pattern
  • Line width
  • Line color

Отображение

On the Display tab you can specify the following:

Name Description
Font size The font size used for the labels and constraints in the sketch.
View scale ratio introduced in version 0.21 The 3D view is scaled based on this factor.
Segments per geometry Curves are approximated by polygon segments for visualization. This value defines the number of segments. The lower limit is 50 segments. Higher values refine the visualization but can lead to longer calculation times, especially for B-splines.
Ask for value after creating a dimensional constraint If checked, a dialog will pop up to input a value for new dimensional constraints.
Geometry creation "Continue Mode" If checked, geometry creation tools will remain active after creating an element. You can leave a tool any time by right-clicking in the sketch.
Constraint creation "Continue Mode" If checked, constraint creation tools will remain active after creating a constraint. You can leave a tool any time by right-clicking in the sketch.
Hide base length units for supported unit systems If checked, the length unit from the selected unit system is used but not displayed in sketch constraints. Only for supported unit systems.
Show coordinates beside cursor while editing introduced in version 0.21 If checked, cursor coordinates are displayed beside the cursor while editing a sketch.
Use system decimals setting for cursor coordinates introduced in version 0.21 If checked, cursor coordinates will use the system decimals setting instead of the short form.
Show dimensional constraint name with format introduced in version 0.21 If checked, the names of dimensional constraints (if available) are displayed using the given format:
  • %N: Parameter name.
  • %V: Dimension value.
Hide all objects that depend on the sketch If checked, all objects that depend on the sketch will be hidden when the sketch is opened. Note that this may have no effect if the Show objects used for external geometry and/or Show objects that the sketch is attached to options are selected.
Show objects used for external geometry If checked, hidden objects used for external geometry will be shown when the sketch is opened. If you edit for example a sketch that uses geometry from a pad, this pad will be shown (if not already). Other features in the Tree view between the pad and the sketch will not necessarily be shown.
Show objects that the sketch is attached to If checked, hidden objects the sketch is attached to will be shown when the sketch is opened. If you attached for example a sketch to a pocket, this pocket will be shown (if not already).
Restore camera position after editing If checked, the camera position is moved back to where it was before the sketch was opened.
Force orthographic camera when entering edit introduced in version 0.20 If checked, camera mode will be forced to orthographic when the sketch is opened. Camera mode will be restored when leaving edit mode. This preference is only available if Restore camera position after editing is activated.
Open sketch in Section View mode introduced in version 0.20 If checked, the sketch will open with 'Section View' active.
Apply to existing sketches If pressed, the Visibility automation settings will be applied to existing sketches too. Otherwise they will only be used for new sketches.

Выделение цветом

On the Colors tab you can specify the following colors. Unless otherwise stated the colors are only used while a sketch is in edit mode.

Name Description
Creating line The color used for sketch elements while they are being created.
Coordinate text The color used for the coordinates displayed while creating sketch elements.
Cursor crosshair The color used for the crosshair cursor displayed while creating sketch elements.
Edge The colors used for constrained and unconstrained edges.
Vertex The colors used for constrained and unconstrained vertices (points).
Construction geometry The colors used for constrained and unconstrained construction geometry.
Internal alignment edge The colors used for constrained and unconstrained internal alignment edges.
External geometry The color used for external geometry.
Fully constrained Sketch The color used for a fully constrained sketch.
Invalid Sketch The color used for an invalid sketch.
Constraint symbols The color used for driving geometric constraints.
Dimensional constraint The color used for driving dimensional constraints.
Reference constraint The color used for reference dimensional constraints.
Expression dependent constraint The color used for expression dependent dimensional constraints.
Deactivated constraint The color used for deactivated constraints.
Colors outside Sketcher: Edge The color used for edges when not in edit mode.
Colors outside Sketcher: Vertex The color used for vertices (points) when not in edit mode.

Hint: The color for selections inside sketches is the global selection setting Enable selection highlighting, see the Preferences Editor.

Note

There is another preference that has an influence on sketches. If the Transparent objects preference on the Display → 3D View tab is set to Backface pass, arrowheads on one end of sketch dimensions are hidden on some systems. When viewed from the rear the dimension value can then also be hidden. Versions 0.19 to 0.21 (except Link branch) are affected. In versions 0.19 and 0.20 the effect only occurs if Show grid is deactivated in the Edit controls section of the Task panel as shown below.

See forum topic.

Front view, grid enabled and grid disabled

Rear view, grid enabled and grid disabled hiding arrowheads on the opposite end as well as the dimension value