ミラーモードにおけるスケッチ移動 Win10

[Mononium]

スタッフの皆さんいつもありがとうございます。
今回、困ったことがあり投稿いたします。

スケッチモードでミラーツールを使った移動および回転ができずに困っています。
スケッチ拘束のため変形に失敗とメッセージが出ます。
これは仕様なのでしょうか？
ちなみに拘束ボタンはグレーアウトしていて何もできません。

移動などができると便利なのですが、教えていただきたいです。
過去のトピックも見ましたが解決方法が見つかりませんでした。
よろしくお願いいたします。

[Mononium]

Xdrakoshaさん

ありがとうございます！
おかげさまで移動だけはできました。しかし回転ができないようです。
添付の画像の上のスケッチは回転はできませんが、下のスケッチはできますので仕様ではないことがわかりました。

[Xdrakosha]

It depends on the constraints you applied to the sketch. Sometimes it’s easier to make a copy during rotate and delete old one.

[Mononium]

Thank you. Even after copying, I wasn’t able to rotate or move it in move mode. I’ve decided to give up and start over from scratch. I wanted to make a cat. Thanks to you, I feel more relaxed now. It’s 11 p.m. here in Japan, and I think I’ll be able to sleep well. I hope you have a great weekend.

[Xdrakosha]

As I said it depends on the applied constraints. To have more control on them you can turn of auto constraints:

Here is my quick copy of cat ear, as you can see I can rotate it aster mirrored copy:

[Mononium]

Thank you so much. After watching the video, I noticed that all of your handles were purple. In my case, there were some green ones mixed in. I thought that might be the issue, so I fiddled with it a bit and turned them all purple (as shown in the image), and then I was able to both rotate and move the sketch!

(It seems that first-time users can’t post videos—sorry about that.)

I also matched the constraint settings to yours. I think the settings might have been different when I first created the sketch.

Now I feel like I can sleep much better. And the anxiety that the same thing might happen again in Shapr3D is gone.
It’s all thanks to you. I truly appreciate it. The cat is happy too.

[Xdrakosha]

@Mononium

I noticed that all of your handles were purple. In my case, there were some green ones mixed in.

That’s right. Green means they constrained enough to be locked in place.

[Mononium]

@Xdrakosha

That’s right. Green means they constrained enough to be locked in place.

Thank you! I’ll make sure to remember that rule from now on!