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Inventor provides geometric constraints to define relationships between sketch elements:
- Coincident: Ensures two points or a point and a line remain connected.
- Collinear: Forces two lines to lie on the same axis.
- Parallel: Keeps two lines equidistant along their length.
- Perpendicular: Ensures two lines intersect at 90 degrees.
- Horizontal/Vertical: Aligns lines along the X or Y axis.
- Equal: Forces two entities to have the same size.
- Symmetric: Maintains symmetry across a centerline.
- Tangent: Ensures a curve touches a line or another curve at a single point.
💡 Exercise: Apply each constraint to a sketch and observe how modifying one feature affects the entire design
2.3.3: Geometric Constraints in Inventor is shared under a CC BY-NC license and was authored, remixed, and/or curated by Alex Bahl, Western Technical College.
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