And we're going to show some clues that can help you with creating a sketch.
Those are project really elements intersect with the elements and project 3D silhouette edges.
Let's start first with Project 3D elements.
With this tool, you can project the edges of a 3D geometry onto a sketch plate so that your works,
let's say, like this phase.
Let's create a sketch of this face.
Let's go.
Here's the sketch.
Like this.
Now, for example, on these face here, we want to create a sketch that you have this circle and this
circle here.
To do that, we can use a circle tool or we can go here to the operation toolbar.
And here we have a tool project with the elements.
And we can sell these two.
We can select these each year like this.
And over this, we can see that this edge has been projected to this face and now we can use this sketch.
But let's go your normal to like this, let's say like your projected elements, let's select each year
like this.
And now here we have two sketches.
This one here and this one here.
So we didn't have to use circle to where we can exit the workbench.
You can select your bet like this, let's go like 20, let's go.
OK, and no, here we have those two elements.
As well, we don't have to create a sketch on the face.
We can go with a new plate, for example.
We can create a new plane.
Let's go here like this.
Let's select this one is a reference like this.
Let's go.
OK, let's look at this plane.
Let's go and let's create a sketch.
Like this.
Let's go to different directions, so let's be clear, normal view like this, this one year.
Now let's project the elements, let's say like these each year like this, let's select again, let's
say like this each year.
Let's go it this year like this, and now instead of selecting those two edges, we're going to select
your profile and you're going to create a profile.
We're going to start from this point here.
Let's go up like this.
Let's go to the right side like this.
Let's go down like this so we can also combine sketch groups and project 3-D elements that we can go
here, exit workbench.
Like this, and now we can use this sketch so we can go to the bed.
Let's with this sketch like this, let's go broke and this is our model, so this is how you can use
a project, three elements to.
Now we're going to show how we can use intersect elements.
So let's go here to display this one here.
Why is that plane let's go let's create a sketch like this.
Let's clean diesel here and here, we have to intersect, let's sell the store now, we have to sell
the elements that we wish to be intersected with a sketch plane so we can sell this element here.
Let's face it, no, here we have a sketch line and this line is the intersection between display here
and this space.
We can use this line to create some sketch.
So let's go normal to like this.
Now we can select you, for example, profile.
Let's start here.
Let's go to the left.
Let's go down.
Let's go to the right.
Like this, let's exit the workbench like this and we can go to the bed.
And let's go, OK, you know, here we have a new feature.
And this is how we can use Intersect treaty elements, and the last tool that we're going to show is
Project 3D silhouette edges.
So let's go here to this plane again.
Let's create a new sketch.
Like this.
Let's take this now, let's go here, let's go, let's go here to the project, really silhouette edges
like this.
Now we have to select the surface that we wish to project, to silhouette edges.
Let's select the surface here like this.
Let's go.
Right, OK, so this surface has been projected to display here and here we have two lines now.
We can select your align.
Now, we can start here and we can connect those two lines here like this, and we can connect those
two lines down here like this and let's exit the workbench.
Like this, let's go here to the pet.
And let's go here with.
Forty days, let's go.
OK.
And this is a result here we have a whole.
So there are some tools that can help you with creating a sketch so you can use a 3D geometry to create
a sketch.