I have a problem, which will surely seem bogus to you but I'm freaking out!
I explain myself, I make a sketch on a surface (so far so good). I change the inclination of my surface (I don't delete it, just I go from 45° inclination to 90° vertical). And then, stupor!! Already my sketch has lost its reference (no problem, I just have to click my face again) but above all my sketch rotates 90° to the right (or left). On CATIA you can choose the orientation of your sketches (even during an update), paradise in short. I'm sure that on SW there is also this possibility (well I hope mostly).
If anyone has the solution, can please let me know?
Hello Do you have an image, it's always more telling Have you tried to make your sketch via a plane on your surface and not directly on the surface? Because once your plan is referenced from your sketch you can change the normal of your plan. You right-click on your map and you have a " Normal inversion" icon:
Otherwise to edit your sketch easily you have tools that allow you to rotate and move your sketch. When editing your sketch you go to Tools/Sketch Tools and you have Move or Rotate:
I think that the block doesn't change anything if it is not blocked on two edges, axes, planes. If, however, my example is correct, the sketch is not distorted, it only moves!
Hello When a sketch is created on a face, it automatically adds a new origin and relative x-y-axes, which are the projections of the origin and axes of the absolute coordinate system. When the orientation of the face changes, its datum system updates. If the orientation changes from 45 to 90°, it changes quadrant so horizontal/vertical can be reversed according to the necessary projection. If the sketch is not constrained to the face then it will follow the position and orientation of its relative coordinate system. So the solution given above is the only one. Completely constrain the sketch in relation to the face. Avoid H/V constraints.
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