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From the Refine section of the action bar, click Draft, Local
Modifier
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The Draft.x dialog box appears. An arrow appears on a plane,
indicating the default pulling direction.
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Select the Selection by neutral face check box to
determine the selection mode.
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Select a face as the neutral element. This selection allows the app to detect the face to be drafted.
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Enter the value of draft angle in the Angle box.
The new angle value is displayed in the geometry.
- Optional: Click Preview.
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Click More to access additional options.
To know how to use the options Parting Element
and Draft Form, see Part Design User's Guide:
Drafts with Parting Elements.
- Click the Limiting Element(s)
box. While drafting a face, you can limit it by selecting one or more
faces or planes that intersect it completely.
- Select a plane as the first limiting
element.
The arrow points to the portion of material that will be kept after
performing the operation. - Select another plane as the second limiting element.
Note:
The number of limiting elements you select is indicated in
the dialog box, against the Limiting Element(s) box.
- Click the arrow to reverse its direction, and therefore
retain the opposite side of the feature.
- Click OK.
The faces are drafted but the part areas included between both limiting
planes have not been modified, as specified through the limiting element
option.
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