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In this video, we are going to see how to hide and anhydride the constraints.

Also, we are going to see that use of grid.

You can see here.

We have created this geometry earlier in the videos.

There are various constraints given to it, if you don't want to see the constraints, you want to see

only the sketch, or maybe you want to see only the dimensional constraints, not that dramatical constraints.

You have the icon here.

This is the Visualisations toolbar, when you click on this icon, you can hide on and hide the dimensional

constraints.

And when you click on this icon, you can hide and hide the geometrical constraints.

So you can do that by using these two icons on the toolbar.

Now let us keep it here.

This is the sketch tools here, this icon, when you click on it, you'll get this grid.

This grid will let you make a drawing by using the vortex of this cross directly.

This is snapping onto the points of the vortex.

When I click on it, I take a profile, you can see I'm able to select up points and points when I click

somewhere here.

You can see.

These are all tentative immigrants.

I'm able to make a rectangle directly by using the grid, but this tool we are going to use very less.

We are going to focus on creating the constraints, giving dimensions and making the sketch.

When you first opened up, this grid will be visible.

So as the grid will be on, you can see this if you don't want to see it when you click on this, you

can see the grid is hidden.

But when I make a profile.

I'm still logging on to the vortex.

Because of this icon, click on it.

Now our line is free and I can make a point anywhere, I like President Sipkin to exit from the command.

So both of this of.