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7.6.5. Context menu "Base extrude" or " Cut extrude" 7.6.5.9. Disable / enable sketch(es)
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Sometimes it makes sense to temporarily disable one or several sketches (Base extrude / Cut extrude) (e.g. for testing purposes).

For this use the function Deactivate / Activate. You can apply it for a single sketch and for several all at once just as well.

When using Deactivate there are two possibilities:

There has not been set a condition before:

Then the option Only create, if will be activated and "0=1" be set.
There has already been set a condition before:

Then "& 0=1" is added to the existing.

In order to activate proceed the other way around.

Hidden "Base extrudes" are marked with a respective icon .

Sketches with condition are marked with the "if" Icon by default.

	Note
	The new feature is fully compatible with older versions, just the icon won't show up in older versions.

Example:

Initial situation: For sketch 3 a condition exists, for sketch 2 not. Both shall be hidden.

Mark the desired Base extrudes and click on context menu command Deactivate.

-> Hidden "Base extrudes" are marked with a respective icon .

-> By default, the sketches are marked with the "if" icon.
Open Base extrude 2. The invalid condition "0=1" has been entered.
Open Base extrude 3. Here, the invalid condition "0=1" has been concatenated with the already existing "C=6" using "&".
In order to enable the sketches again, click on the context menu command Activate.

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