Hello Fusion 360 Team
When editing an Extrude it seems not possible to select additional geometry by clicking.
Deleting the original selection in the edit dialog box allows for selecting another face in the same sketch, but not more then one, only with select window or select paint I can select additional geometry, in a simple sketch this is OK, but when there is more geometry around select window can be a bit challenging.
In the drawing I have 2 circles, 1 is extruded. When editing the Extrude It seems I cannot select the unextruded circle by simply clicking.
Again many thanks and kindest regards
Ludo
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Solved by jeff_strater. Go to Solution.
When editing an Extrude feature (or other profile-based feature like Revolve or Sweep), the key is to hold down the CTRL key (Cmd key on Mac). This will suppress the preview and allow you to select additional profile geometry by clicking on it. All Fusion commands work this way. If you have a Fillet feature and want to edit it to add more edges, you can do the same thing. CTRL will always take you back to the state when the command started, to allow you to select geometry that may be obscured or consumed by the preview.
Hope this helps,
Jeff Strater (Fusion development)
This doesnt allow you to edit the previous extrude just make a negative one like a moron
The correct answer is press control then select the feature(extrude) and then select edit feature. Thanks for a having a crap UI and wiki
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