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Tools index

This index covers tools currently exposed in the public editor. Open a guide for the full workflow and selection requirements.

ToolWhat it doesGuide
SelectSelect and inspect geometry; selection filters can target faces, edges, vertices, or bodies.Workspace and navigation
Draw line / PolygonDraw connected segments or regular polygons.Draw lines and polygons
Draw arc or circleAdd circular geometry to a sketch.Draw arcs and circles
Draw curveConstruct parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, Bézier curves, and B-splines.Draw curves
Create faceBuild a planar or supported surface face from selected curves.Create a face
Measure lineMeasure between two picked locations as a reference.Measure line
Sketch constraintsEdit a sketch and add geometric relations or dimensions.Sketch constraints
OffsetOffset supported sketch profiles or solid faces.Offset geometry
ToolWhat it doesGuide
ExtrudeSweep a face straight or along a selected line.Extrude
Revolve faceRevolve a profile about an axis, or choose a helical revolve.Revolve and helical revolve
BooleanUnion, subtract, or intersect solid bodies.Boolean solids
TransformMove, rotate, scale, or mirror selected geometry.Transform
Fillet or chamferRound or bevel solid edges and sketch corners.Fillet and chamfer
ControlWhat it doesGuide
Paint faceApply a saved color, uploaded texture, or catalog material to faces.Colors and materials
Model treeInspect bodies and features, choose objects, and edit supported settings.Workspace and navigation
ParametersCreate named values for supported dimensions.Parameters and units
SettingsSet length units, grid visibility and spacing, grid snapping, and theme.Workspace and navigation
MenuOpen and download designs, import STEP, transform a selection, and export bodies.Save, open, import, and export

Body offset and Thickness are legacy controls hidden from the public tool rail. Linear and circular array controls are also hidden; they are not listed as supported public workflows here. See Keyboard shortcuts for the current key bindings.

Points are placed as part of drawing geometry rather than with a separate public tool. See Place points while sketching for the basics.