Could it be possible to have the option of setting as default to hide/show body axes and planes when entering into sketcher?

Well, what I want is to have the option for planes/axes to be hidden (or shown) by default when entering into sketching.
Maybe it could be a Feature request...

I am talking about the blue lines/letters shown in the attached image.

When sketching, what have to be done for the body axes/planes be hidden by default?

kisolre wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 27, 2019 6:21 pm

... and will be a nuisance if always required....

The idea is not that these reference constrains have to be named but to have the option of naming them the same way as "regular" constrains do

Kunda1 wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 27, 2019 5:31 pm

Should it be marked [Solved] then?

What do you think about adding the option of naming the "blue constrain" when creating it?

DeepSOIC wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 27, 2019 1:53 pm

https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 70#p328775

Excellent!
Thanks a lot.
BTW, it would be very useful to have the option of naming the "blue constrain" when "creating" it.

Consider a fully constrained sketch. Suppose, for example, the distance D between two points arising in the sketch. Wouldn't it be nice to name D for using/referencing it later in the project? That is without adding superfluous constrains. For example in the attached image the needed parameter woul...

Load grooveF.FCStd Select Sketch001 On Tasks tab, click on Groove. (you'll see just a a circle, even though Vertical sketch axis is selected by default) ... After that step I see already the same image I posted above. So please (again) test with a current 0.19, and others having Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS ...

The axis has to be (re)selected for groove to take place. Is it a micro bug? Maybe. Please post a step-by-step guide to reproduce, then. Preferably, just a file, where one can click "Groove" and observe the lack of one. MIcro bug? Load grooveF.FCStd Select Sketch001 On Tasks tab, click on Groove. (...