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sketching in a draw view

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Dudeman555

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Hi all, can someone tell me what happened to the familiar sketch tools on the Drawing Home ribbon?
I'm using version 1973
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Here you can see it in versions 9 and 11,
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You can freely add any button to any place in NX, right click somewhere among the icons and select "Customize":
Anything you do when this dialog is up will only affect the user interface, and you can always reset the user interface using the "Roles".
You can drag icons from the toolbars and menus, you can drag drop anything anywhere.
and you can add missing things from the dialog to the toolbar. I do not have this specific NX version so the description is a little uncertain:
in the left area of that menu, expand "All groups" and scroll to see if there is a "Sketch", if there is, select that , then in the right area, if there appears a "Sketch curve", drag-drop that to the toolbar , to the position, where you would like it to appear.
If everything looks good, close the customize dialog.

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open this and right click in the whitespace - new user role.
set some good name , tick the option "Content and presentation" and hit OK.
this "role" now contains your user interface changes. If needed , you can then swap user inter face settings to the default roles and revert back to you setup by selecting the new role.

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