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→Basics (2D sketch)
#Once you've created the sketch you'll be greeted by 3 yellow boxes and 3 lines that are red, blue, and green. The boxes are the 3 planes you can work in and the lines signify the X (red), Y (green), and Z (blue) axes.
[[File:Sketch planes.png|alt=XYZ planes|thumb|leftright|XYZ planes]]
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It does not matter what plane you initially select to begin your sketch, however, once you've selected a plane you can begin creating the sketch.
#construction: although not technically a constraint, it is used to remove an object from the sketch and make it a reference ( it is effectively like commenting out code).
There is many other constraints that can be used but often you don't have to manually select them because they will appear automatically. Some examples are the midpoint constraint, the mirror constraint, the offset constraint, polygon constraint, etc.
===Basics (3-D )===
