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    Default 3D sketch failure - how to figure out where the failure is??

    I have a 3d Sketch controlling a frame generator assembly. I needed to change a 2D sketch that was controlling the 3d sketch via "Include geometry"

    However, When I changed the 2D sketch the entire 3D sketch turned pink and the sketch said there were errors in the constraints. Problem is I cannot find where the problem is...

    I have narrowed it down to the lines circled in the screenshot (because when I delete them the problem goes away). But I have a lot depending on the frame members designated by those lines - So I dont want to delete them. I think the problem is in the reference at the point where the lines meet - but when I try to delete that reference it throws an error.


    Frustrating!!

    Any suggestions? Screenshot and .ipt are attached.
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    Default Re: 3D sketch failure - how to figure out where the failure is??

    The error returned when I try to "Break Link" Between the bottom projected points is as follows:


    Problems occurred while solving sketch. Use Edit Sketch to change sketch geometry or constraints.
    Sketch has constraints that could not be solved. Try deleting some constraints.


    I cannot hit "Accept." "Cancel" Is the only option.

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