• References—Displays the selected sketch in the collector. Edit opens Sketcher to edit the sketch.

• Options—These options are not available for a first wall and they include:

◦ Merge to body—Merges the wall geometry to an existing wall in the body.

▪ Keep merged edges—Does not merge wall edges to existing wall edges.

▪ Keep edges of bends—Keeps the edges between existing bend surfaces and new geometry being created.

◦ Do not merge to body—Does not merge the wall geometry to an existing wall in the body.

▪ Set driving surface opposite sketch plane—Flips the driving surface of the sheet metal.

• Body Options—Allows you to create the new wall as a new body or to add the new wall to a different body.

◦ Create new body check box—Creates the feature in a new body.

▪ Linked to part—Select to link the new body to the part. A body that is linked to the part takes all it’s sheet metal preferences from the part.

◦ Body collector—Shows the name of the body to which geometry is added.

▪ The currently active body.

▪ Click the box and select a different body to add the geometry to an existing body.

▪ The new body.

• Properties—Displays detailed feature information:

◦ Name—Shows a name for the wall.

• Edit Internal Sketch—Opens the sketch in Sketcher for editing.

• Clear—Removes the selected reference from the collector.

• Flip Thickness Side—Changes the direction of the sheet metal thickness.

• Define Internal Sketch—Selects the sketch plane and opens Sketcher to define the sketch.