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The Coincident constraint forces points or endpoints to lie on the same location, edge, or curve. Use it to close profiles, anchor points to references, and keep geometry connected during edits.

Point on Geometry

Use Coincident to place a point or endpoint onto another sketch entity. This is useful for attaching profile corners to construction references or keeping a point on a curve.

Applying a coincident constraint between a point and sketch geometry

Coincident can place a point directly onto another sketch entity

Point to Point

Coincident can also merge the location of two points or endpoints. Use this to close profiles or make separate sketch segments meet exactly.

Applying a coincident constraint between two endpoints

Coincident can merge two endpoints into the same solved location

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