How to create a 3D sketched Datum curve in WF2

In 2001 you could choose to create "from projections" but I can't find
that option anywhere. I want to sketch on 2 planes and have the
composite curve created. It was very simple to do before so I must be
overlooking something. Does this now have to be done in style?

I am not all the way up to speed with WF2 and this was not covered in
my intro to WF classes. Thanks for you advice.

 

I want to sketch on 2 planes and have the

Menu: Edit, Intersect.

Pre-select at least one of the planar curves.

 

Jeff,

Thank you, that is what I was looking for.

Doesn't seam as nice, I guess it's just another thing to get used to.

Take care,
John

 

If you want to make composites of multiple curves, it's the same, only
to select more than 2 curves, you have to redefine, sorry "edit
definition" the 2 initial references to add more.

By 'not as nice' I suspect you mean 'sucks' in which case, yes, I
agree. For real modelling, get a 2000x seat set up, and convert the
models once you've done the work with a proper cad system.

 

If you want to make composites of

Are we talking about Composite Curves (chaining) or Projection Intersections?

 

"Are we talking about Composite Curves (chaining) or Projection
Intersections?"

Not chaining, I think it's called projected. I just need a 3d datum
curve and in 2001 I could create that in a single feature. Insert-Datum
Curve-Projected you would then select one datum plane draw the section,
select another datum plane draw a section and the two sections would
merge to form a 3d curve.

The Intersect funtion does that same thing just another step or two.