Which tool allows a sketch or body to be projected while adding depth?

The tool that allows a sketch or body to be projected while adding depth is the extrude command. When you use the extrude function in Solid Edge, it takes a 2D sketch and adds depth to it, creating a 3D solid shape. This transformation involves extending the sketch vertically or along a specified path, resulting in three-dimensional geometry.

The extrude operation can be applied to various shapes, effectively allowing users to create complex parts from simple sketches. The depth of the extrusion can typically be specified by the user, making it highly versatile for modeling different components.

In contrast, while a revolve command can create a 3D shape by rotating a sketch around an axis, it does not directly project a sketch in the same manner as extrude does. The offset tool is useful for creating parallel copies of curves or edges but does not add depth or convert 2D shapes into 3D forms. The project tool is primarily used for projecting geometry onto a different plane or surface rather than for adding depth to a sketch.