Diagnoses problems in the model, and recommends solutions.
In the command message dialog box, click .
In the browser, right-click a sketch, feature, or constraint marked with or
, and select Recover.
Diagnoses problems in the sketch and recommends solutions. Is active in part and drawing sketches.
If you cannot highlight the problem in the graphics window (for example, if it is caused by missing geometry), Highlight changes to Continue Examination. Click the command to replay the feature history and find the source of the problem.
If you cannot highlight the problem in the graphics window (for example, if it is caused by missing geometry), Highlight changes to Continue Examination. Click Next.
Close Loop Instructs you to select a curve that connects to the start or end of the loop, and continue selecting curves until the loop closes. You can select a sketch command, and create the missing loop geometry.
Edit Sketch Returns to the Sketch environment. To resolve the highlighted problem, use sketch commands.
Diagnoses and describes problems. Recommends solutions to resolve the error.
If the problem cannot be highlighted in the graphics window (for example, missing geometry causes it), Highlight changes to Continue Examination. Click Next.
Edit Feature Opens the feature dialog box.
Delete Feature Deletes the feature. If other features depend on the deleted feature, they are also deleted.
Suppress Feature Suppresses the feature. If other features are dependent on the suppressed feature, they are also suppressed.
Diagnoses problems and offers solutions when the status of an exported object changes so that it is no longer exported, causing referencing objects to fail.
If you cannot highlight the problem in the graphics window (for example, missing geometry causes it), Highlight changes to Continue Examination. Click Next.
Stop Derive excludes the object from the derive component, but keeps a local, unlinked copy of the object with the derive component.
Mark for Export Resets the object for export. A prompt displays if the object is read only.
Delete Removes the derived reference.