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A sketch plane is an infinite two dimensional plane in 3D space. In the center of each sketch plane EUKLID Design automatically creates a 3D locator object defining the default axis directions x,y,z.
You might use sketch planes in order to create 2D construction geometry and to position 3D parts. 2D constructions in sketch planes may be the basis for positioning 3D parts. So you may wish to access on intersection points in order to locate a 3D part on it.
Creating a drawing view means creating another sketch plane automatically which will be displayed in the 2D viewport as coordinate system as well as in the 3D structure viewport.
After the program has been started with default settings you will see a 3D locator object with a sketch plane ("xy_plane") attached, which corresponds to the 2D drawing area with the coordinate system located in the origin.
Display
Active sketch planes are displayed:
Inactive sketch planes are displayed:
Active and inactive sketch planes
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