Fusion: Line, Circle, Rectangle

When sketching in fusion what are the two different types of profiles you can create? (Check all that apply)

• Open

• Closed

• Diagonal

• Circular

• Rectangluar

Organize these options into the right categories based on the different types of profiles that can be sketched in Fusion.

Groups:

(a) Open

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(b) Closed

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A closed profile drawn in a sketch will be shaded ...

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Yellow/black strips

Match the following definitions with the proper term from the "Sketches in Fusion" article.

• Closed Profile

• Contains geometry that is still free to move in space. The sketch is not fully locked by constraints and dimensions.

• Unconstrained Sketch

• A series of connected 2D geometry that forms a closed boundary.

• Open Profile

• a series of connected 2D geometry that does not form a closed boundary

• Constrained Sketch

• Contains geometry that is locked in place by constraints and dimensions.

When creating sketches in fusion, an unconstrained sketch will show this symbol.

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When creating sketches in fusion, an constrained sketch will show this symbol.

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The constrained sketch symbol can be found in the ​ (a)   , next to the sketch.

• browser
• toolbar
• cursor
• timeline

Match the following types of sketch geometry with their examples.

• Constrained geometry

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• Projection geometry

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• Sketch geometry

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• Fixed geometry

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• Construction geometry

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When creating a sketch, when does the sketch contextual tab appear? (Check all that apply)

• When you create a sketch

• When you edit an existing sketch

• When you extrude a sketch

• When you revolve a sketch

When making a sketch, a sketch palette dialog will appear. Which of the following options can you control from that dialog? (Check all that apply)

• Contextual options

• Linetype

• Look at

• Snap

• Show dimensions