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- Why is my sketch not fully defined? — Onshape
I am not seeing any blue anywhere, yet the tab to the left says sketch not fully defined What gives?
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- Not fully defined sketch — Onshape
sharing the document would be helpful, without we can only guess… the colour of the entities in your sketch gives you an indication of whether it is fully defined or not Blue = not fully defined, black = fully defined (if you are in black mode, the colours are different) Look for blue dots (undefined points) Look for overlaping lines
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