Make any Shape on a Sphere in FreeCAD

Let's explore a method that allows for sketching on any desired location on a sphere in freeCAD.
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Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G, Movement I (Allegro), BWV 1049
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[@mxandy1]

I’ve been looking for this explanation for weeks! Thanks!

[@SierraApex]

Awesome! Thank you very much for saying that, It means a lot!

[@curtishuber1746]

Good video. One tip, if you need to flip the sketch around you can click on the sketch in the tree then in the Data tab under Attachment find Map Reversed and set to True.

[@SierraApex]

Thank you so much! I'll defiantly be using that trick going forward!

[@Tres-D]

Great Excersise, thank you!

[@SierraApex]

Thanks :)

[@robgoodsight6216]

neat explanation!
That "nope" was truly gold!

[@SierraApex]

Thanks!
Yeah I was like why isn't this working :)

[@TheShorterboy]

that was cool

[@SierraApex]

Thank you very much!

[@AnsonBao]

Good video

[@SierraApex]

Thank you!

[@TheOmega1102]

I learnd a lot in this video! Thank you!

[@SierraApex]

Thank you! Glad I could help!

[@michaelrtreat]

Wow! Very instructive.

[@SierraApex]

Thank you very much!

[@yurikslalom]

Thanks for the video. Nice trick with a plane attached to the edge.

[@SierraApex]

Thanks! Always glad to help!

[@pavel3596]

Thank you. Great job. I prefer you stay with your mouse over a menu before clicking on it. It was rather hard to understand crucial parts. Also, more explanation would be welcomed.

[@SierraApex]

Thank you for the input! I’ll keep this in mind for future videos :)

[@MarkFraserWeather]

Doesn't "Flip sides" flip to the other side of the datum plane?

[@SierraApex]

I was waiting for someone to spot that :) Yes it has the same effect as rotating 180 degrees.