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7.6.  3D History docking window

7.6.1. What are Features?
7.6.2. Part (name) context menu
7.6.2.1. Identification data...
7.6.2.2. Insert Fixed plane...
7.6.2.3. Exchange base planes (part)
7.6.2.4. Import foreign geometries
7.6.2.5. Dependencies... (part)
7.6.2.6. Search
7.6.2.7. Rotate (part)
7.6.2.8. Pan (part)
7.6.2.9. Mirror
7.6.3. Context menu base plane (Plane XY, ZX, YZ)
7.6.3.1. Properties... (base plane)
7.6.3.2. New sketch... (base plane)
7.6.3.3. New 2D drawing... (base plane)
7.6.3.3.1. Buttons in connection with New 2D drawing
7.6.3.3.1.1. Text
7.6.3.3.1.2. Polyline
7.6.3.3.1.3. Ellipses
7.6.3.3.1.4. Insert hatch
7.6.3.3.1.5. Dimensioning mode
7.6.3.4. Dependencies... (Plane Feature)
7.6.3.5. Insert new plane... (Plane Feature)
7.6.3.6. Delete plane (Plane Feature)
7.6.3.7. Visible (Plane Feature)
7.6.3.8. Paste sketch
7.6.4. Sketch context menu
7.6.4.1. Edit...
7.6.4.2. Base
7.6.4.2.1. Extrude...
7.6.4.2.2. Rotate...
7.6.4.3. Cut
7.6.4.3.1. Extrude...
7.6.4.3.2. Rotate...
7.6.4.4. Copy (only sketch)
7.6.4.5. Cut (including dependencies) - Move complete history tree
7.6.4.6. Rename
7.6.4.7. Delete...
7.6.4.8. Show error...
7.6.4.9. Dependencies...
7.6.4.10. Duplicate sketch
7.6.4.11. Construction sketch
7.6.4.12. Set mark
7.6.5. Context menu "Base extrude" or " Cut extrude"
7.6.5.1. Edit... (Base extrusion / Cut extrusion)
7.6.5.2. Select all surfaces
7.6.5.3. Rename... (Base extrusion / Cut extrusion)
7.6.5.4. Delete... (Base extrusion / Cut extrusion)
7.6.5.5. Show error... (Base extrusion / Cut extrusion)
7.6.5.6. Dependencies... (Extrusion feature)
7.6.5.7. Convert to cut / Convert to base
7.6.5.8. Set mark
7.6.5.9. Disable / enable sketch(es)
7.6.6. Level of detail

The docking window 3D History is a central „arena“ within PARTdesigner. Via its context menus, the Sketcher (with Sketch history) is called and the part created.

Calling the Sketcher via 3D History

Calling the Sketcher via 3D History

Furthermore in the history all design steps are documented, so that you can retrace later how a part is assembled and possibly modify a step.