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➢Constraints are defined as restrictions and associations that are applied to 2D geometry.
➢There are two types of constraints: geometric and dimensional.
➢Geometric constraints are used to control the relationships of objects in respect to each other.
➢Dimensional constraints are used to control the distance, angle, radius and length values of objects.
➢ horizontal constraints are used to constraint your line horizontally.
➢vertical constraint is used to constraint your line vertically.
➢tangent constraint is used to add tangency relation to your entity.
➢ The Symmetry constraint positions two objects symmetrically according to a centreline
➢ By using the Midpoint constraint, you can create a Constructed Point midway between two points
➢ The perpendicular makes two lines to be perpendicular to each other, or two curves to be perpendicular at their intersection.
➢parallel constraint makes two lines parallel to each other.
➢ The coincident constraint causes two points to be constrained together, or causes one point to lie on a curve.
➢equal constraint makes two entities equal
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