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Hello, everyone. I had some trouble applying a .02" fillet to one area of edges, but I cannot repeat this operation on the opposite side. If I pick a single corner, a different edge is filleted. If I select the rectangular area, I get an error message that says the target is no longer available...

I know this baffled me, sometime previously, but clicking on section view and right-clicking on its radius brings up a "center" selection but that appears to assume you need a center line, not a center mark for the radius defined by the arc. Can someone explain the "trick"? I tried the "manage...

I'm trying to loft or sweep a sketch to a part face but have not had any luck. Sweeping my sketch to a geometry target is not allowed, apparently. I also tried to loft two identical sketches with an overhead path (curved line seen in image).This particular situation is something with which I...

I have revolved sketches around cylindrical objects but never around empty space where I cannot simply create an axis. I'm sure there is a way to do this but it's not obvious to me. It would be like creating an o-ring, except the sketch is not as simple. Any advice would be appreciated.

Is there an easy way to do this: In SW, you right-click within the description row and select "Add revision". It's not very obvious how this is done. Thanks!

This is one of the things that throws me off if I don't use it in a while. In many MCAD programs, you can easily choose to make flat surfaces of separate components in an assembly, parallel by simply selecting this type of constraint (relation). However, Alibre doesn't allow me to easily do this...

Creating hole centerlines is easy but I'm trying to create a vertical center line for a view in a drawing and cannot locate how to do this. Can anyone provide a tip? Thanks.

I can easily add size-specified holes but can the hole wizard allow you to select clearance holes for a certain screw size? Or is this something that you have to manually look up? Thanks.

This is probably a silly question but after you are finished editing a component in an assembly, how do you get back to the assembly mode? I haven't used Alibre in over 6 years so pardon my forgetfulness. Thanks