"Surface Body" in mechanical sketches....

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A "surface body" refers to a geometric entity created from sketches that define its boundaries, allowing for the generation of complex shapes in mechanical design. The "Surfaces From Sketches" feature facilitates the transformation of line sketches into surface bodies. There is a distinction between surface objects and planar objects; while both are related, they serve different purposes in modeling. Understanding this differentiation is crucial for effective design and representation in mechanical sketches. Clarification on these concepts can enhance the accuracy of modeling practices.
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Conversion of a line sketch into a planar object bounded by the original line sketch .

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Are the surface object and planar object the same concepts?

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