To revolve a selected region into a round part in synchronous mode, what action is required?

To revolve a selected region into a round part in synchronous mode, dragging the steering wheel to an edge and selecting the torus to revolve is the required action. In Solid Edge, the steering wheel is a powerful tool used to manipulate and orient parts or sketches in three-dimensional space. By positioning the wheel at the edge of the selected region, users can define the axis of revolution and specify how the material will be turned into a cylindrical shape.

This method allows for direct interaction with the geometry, providing a dynamic approach to creating complex shapes through revolving. The steering wheel facilitates intuitive and precise adjustments, making it a highly effective means to create revolute features directly from sketches.

Choosing to use the extrude feature first, selecting a pre-existing part as a base, or adjusting sketch dimensions before revolving doesn’t leverage the synchronous capabilities of Solid Edge as effectively. These options either complicate the process or may not be applicable for creating a simple revolved part directly, where the steering wheel is designed to streamline that operation.