When creating a sketch, which mode helps in setting precise angles?

When creating a sketch in Solid Edge, Dimension mode is essential for setting precise angles, as it allows users to specify angular dimensions directly in the sketch. When you activate Dimension mode, you can create angular dimensions between lines or entities, which ensures that the angle between them is accurate according to the specifications needed for your design. This mode helps in establishing clear geometric relationships and maintains the integrity of the design by allowing for precise constraints based on the angles you define.

The other modes serve different purposes. Snap mode is useful for aligning points or objects with a grid or predefined locations but does not have a direct function for setting specific angles. Angle mode, while it indicates a focus on angular relationships, is typically not a defined feature in most interfaces for sketching in Solid Edge as a standalone entity. Lastly, Constraint mode allows you to establish geometric relationships between entities (like parallelism, tangency, etc.), but it does not specifically focus on defining or dimensioning angles directly. Therefore, Dimension mode stands out as the most effective choice for achieving precise angular settings in a sketch.