KevsRobots Learning Platform
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By Kevin McAleer, 4 Minutes


c on the keyboard to enter circle drawing mode.
puck at the center, and then drag the circle outline out, clicking again to release the circle drawing mode.You can set the circle diameter next, so donβt worry about getting this just right now.
Press D to enter Dimension mode - Press d on the keyboard to enter dimension mode. You can use this to set the dimension of a line, diameter of a circle or distance between two points.
Set the Dimension - Click on the blue circle and type 44 to set the diameter of the circle to 44mm. The circle will turn black once the dimension is set; this incidates the sketch is fully defined, locked into place, and cannot float about the canvas.

c on the keyboard to enter circle drawing mode again.Press D to enter Dimension mode - Press d on the keyboard to enter dimension mode.
Set the second circle Dimension - Click on the blue circle and then click the original circle, you can now set the distance between the two; type 2 to set the diameter of the circle to 2mm. The circle will turn black as it is now fully defined.

l on the keyboard to enter line drawing mode.x on the keyboard to make the line a construction line.Note that you can toggle between a
regular lineand aconstruction lineby pressingxwhen the line geometry is selected.


Breaking lines
You can
breaka line into pieces using thebreakfunction, from theMODIFYmenu.
Breakwill split the line into pieces wherever it touches another line or piece of geometry. We can use this to keep the geometry, but make different pieces either regular lines or a construction lines.
Break from the Modify menu and then click on the left and side of the larger circle.You will see two red xβs appear where the horizontal and verticle lines intersect the larger circle.

Break again and then click on the left and side of the smaller circle.x on each to make these sections into construction lines.
l to enter line drawing mode, and the draw a verticle line between the larger and smaller circle sections.



You can use the arrows β β on your keyboard to navigate between lessons.
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