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    This document discusses geometric relationships in IntelliSketch, including tangent, perpendicular, horizontal/vertical, equal, parallel, concentric, and symmetric relationships. IntelliSketch allows precise sketching and automatic placement of dimensions and relationships as elements are drawn. Key relationships include maintaining tangency between elements, fixing a line as horizontal or vertical, aligning midpoints or endpoints to apply vertical/horizontal relationships, keeping sizes equal, making lines share the same angle orientation, maintaining coincident circle centers, and creating symmetry about a reference.

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    MNS UET MULTAN

    Design of Machine Element


    Assignment: Intellisketch geometrical relationship
    Humaira Aslam

    16
    Mechanical Deptt. Design of machine elements-243

    Intelli Sketch:
    Intelli Sketch is a dynamic drawing tool used for sketching and modifying elements.
    IntelliSketch allows you to sketch with precision by specifying characteristics of the design
    as you sketch.
    For instance, IntelliSketch allows you to sketch a line that is horizontal or vertical, or a line
    that is parallel or perpendicular to another line or tangent to a circle. You can also draw an
    arc connected to the end point of an existing line, draw a circle concentric with another circle,
    draw a line tangent to a circle—the possibilities are too numerous to list.
    IntelliSketch places dimensions and geometric relationships on any new 2D elements as you
    draw them. You can use another tool, the Relationship Assistant, to place dimensions and
    relationships automatically on existing profile elements.
    As you draw, IntelliSketch tracks the movement of the cursor and shows a temporary,
    dynamic display of the element you are drawing. This temporary display shows what the new
    element will look like if you click at the current position.

    Tangent:
    The Tangent command maintains tangency between two elements or element groups.

    When you apply a tangent relationship, you can use the Tangent command bar to specify the
    type of tangent relationship you want:
     Tangent
     Tangent + Equal Curvature
     Parallel Tangent Vectors
     Parallel Tangent Vectors + Equal Curvature
    A simple tangent relationship is useful when you want a line and an arc, or two arcs to remain
    tangent. The other options are useful in situations where a b-spline curve must blend
    smoothly with other elements. The Tangent + Equal Curvature, Parallel Tangent Vectors, and
    Parallel Tangent Vectors + Equal Curvature options require that the first element you select is
    a b-spline curve.
    Perpendicular:
    The Perpendicular command maintains a 90-degree angle between two elements.
    Mechanical Deptt. Design of machine elements-243

    Horizontal/Vertical:
    The Horizontal/Vertical command works in two modes. In one mode, you can fix the
    orientation of a line as either horizontal or vertical by selecting any point on the line that is
    not an endpoint or a midpoint.

    In the second mode, you can apply vertical/horizontal relationships between graphic elements
    by aligning their midpoints, center points, or endpoints so that their positions remain aligned
    with respect to each other.

    Equal:
    The Equal command maintains size equality between similar elements. When this
    relationship is applied between two lines, their lengths become equal. When applied between
    two arcs, their radii become equal.

    Parallel:
    The Parallel command makes two lines share the same angled orientation.

    Concentric:
    The Concentric command maintains coincident centers for arcs and circles.
    Mechanical Deptt. Design of machine elements-243

    Symmetric:
    You can use the Symmetric command to make elements symmetric about a line or reference
    plane. The Symmetric command captures both the location and size of the elements.

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