Sketch Driven Pattern in SolidWorks is a powerful feature that lets you create repeated instances of a feature based on sketch points in a 2D or 3D sketch. 🔧 Where It’s Used: Useful when you want to create a non-linear or non-uniform pattern, especially when instances don’t follow a straight line, circular, or predefined direction. ✅ Steps to Use Sketch Driven Pattern in SolidWorks: 1. Create Your Base Feature Start with a part file. Create the feature you want to pattern (e.g., a hole, boss, c

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