When you add a sketch to your part stored in the Reuse Library, what are you adding?

When you add a sketch to your part stored in the Reuse Library, you are adding a reusable object. This is because a sketch can serve as a foundational element for creating various features and components within different design scenarios, making it a versatile asset for future projects.

The concept of a reusable object relates directly to how sketches can be easily integrated into new designs, allowing for enhanced efficiency and consistency across assemblies. With a reusable object, designers can save time by leveraging pre-existing work, modifying it as needed without starting from scratch.

In contrast, options like a reusable component or a reusable reference set imply a broader category that may encompass entire parts or assemblies rather than specific design elements like sketches. The term "curve set object" is also more specialized, focusing on specific types of entities rather than encompassing the broader applicability of sketches as reusable design elements.