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Inventor has three predefined planes that can be used to draw the base sketch. They are the XY, XZ, and YZ planes. The XY plane is the top view, the XZ plane is the front view and the YZ is the right side view. To help visualize the three predefined planes used in Inventor, the 3D model shown in Figure 10-1 is used in this module. The glass box principle that was taught in Module 8 is used to help visualize the three planes. A consumed sketch is a 2D sketch that has been extruded or revolved to create a 3D solid model. An unconsumed sketch is a 2D sketch that is blank or one that has not been extruded or revolved. A 2D sketch can be drawn in the orthographic view or the home/isometric view. In fact, any orbited or rotated view can be used. When drawing on a orbited or rotated view, it is always best to draw in the home or isometric view since this helps the operator maintain a good mental picture of the model. 2 In 2D sketch mode, press F6 to change to the home/isometric view. The graphic window and the Browser Bar will appear as shown in the figures. (Figure Step 2A and 2B).
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