Constraining a Sketch in Fusion 360

What does a horizontal/vertical sketch constraint do?

• Constrains a line, or two points, to lie on either the vertical or horizontal axis, whichever one is closer to the current alignment.

• It constrains sketch entities to be horizontal or vertical.

• Constrains a line, or two points, to lie on either the vertical or horizontal axis, whichever one is further from the current alignment.

• It allows sketch entities to be freely rotated.

What does a coincident sketch constraint do?

• It creates a fixed distance between two points.
• It aligns two points along a straight line.
• It allows points to move independently of each other.
• It makes two or more points coincide at the same location.

What does a tangent sketch constraint do?

• A tangent sketch constraint makes two sketch entities parallel to each other.
• A tangent sketch constraint creates a fixed distance between two sketch entities.
• A tangent sketch constraint allows two sketch entities to cross each other.
• A tangent sketch constraint makes two sketch entities touch at a single point without crossing.

What does the "equal" sketch constraint do?

• The 'equal' sketch constraint makes selected entities different in size or length.
• The 'equal' sketch constraint aligns selected entities to a specific point.
• The 'equal' sketch constraint groups selected entities into a single entity.
• The 'equal' sketch constraint makes selected entities equal in size or length.

What does the "parallel" sketch constraint do?

• The 'parallel' sketch constraint makes selected lines perpendicular to each other.
• The 'parallel' sketch constraint aligns selected lines to a specific angle.
• The 'parallel' sketch constraint keeps selected lines or entities parallel to each other.
• The 'parallel' sketch constraint groups selected lines into a single entity.

What does the "perpendicular" sketch constraint do?

• It makes two lines parallel to each other.
• It allows lines to intersect at any angle.
• It constrains two lines to be at right angles to each other.
• It constrains lines to be of equal length.

What does the "fix/unfix" sketch constraint do?

• It enhances the visibility of sketch elements by changing the color of the selected sketch elements.

• It deletes sketch elements from the workspace.
• It changes the color of sketch elements.
• It locks, or unlocks, the size and location of a point or object.

What does a "midpoint" constraint do?

• A midpoint constraint ensures that a point or object is connected to the midpoint of another object.

• A midpoint constraint allows any value within a specified range without restrictions.
• A midpoint constraint restricts a value to be less than the average of a range.
• A midpoint constraint sets a value to the maximum of a specified range.

What does a "concentric" sketch constraint do?

• It makes circles or arcs share the same center point.
• It makes lines parallel to each other.
• It ensures all shapes are the same size.
• It aligns objects to the grid as long as both objects are approximately the same size.

What does the "collinear" sketch constraint do?

• It constrains points (or lines) to be on a single straight line (or plane).

• It connects points with a curved line while also restricting points to a circular path.

• It allows points to be at varying distances from each other.
• It restricts points to a circular path.