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This tool can be used to make a selected contour in sketcher closed by making an endpoint of a sketcher element coincident with the endpoint of the sketcher element selected next.
This tool can be used to make a selected contour in sketcher closed by making an endpoint of a sketcher element coincident with the endpoint of the sketcher element selected next.


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==Usage== <!--T:5-->


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While editing a sketch, multi-select your sketcher elements in the tree-view or in the 3D-View and click on the icon or use "Sketch > Sketcher Tools > Close Shape" from the FreeCAD-Menu
While editing a sketch, multi-select your sketcher elements in the tree-view or in the 3D-View and click on the icon or use "Sketch > Sketcher Tools > Close Shape" from the FreeCAD-Menu
or use <CTRL+Shift+S>.
or use {{KEY|Ctrl}} + {{KEY|Shift}} + {{KEY|S}}


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Revision as of 19:41, 30 January 2020

Sketcher CloseShape

Menu location
Sketch → Sketcher tools → Close Shape
Workbenches
Sketcher
Default shortcut
Shift+Ctrl+S
Introduced in version
0.15
See also
None

Description

This tool can be used to make a selected contour in sketcher closed by making an endpoint of a sketcher element coincident with the endpoint of the sketcher element selected next.

Usage

While editing a sketch, multi-select your sketcher elements in the tree-view or in the 3D-View and click on the icon or use "Sketch > Sketcher Tools > Close Shape" from the FreeCAD-Menu or use Ctrl + Shift + S

Notes

The tool will connect the elements in the order of their selection, so make sure to click and select in the correct order.