topic Re: Broken Lines on Drawing in Fusion Support Forum

Broken Lines on Drawing

Anonymous — Wed, 12 May 2021 04:06:38 GMT

I am trying to generate a set of floor plans for a house.

First I created a separate sketch for each room using only construction lines.

Then I created a new component called walls.

In the walls component I create a sketch called Renovation so I can generate a model only containing specific rooms.

Now on the Renovation sketch I draw a rectangle over the top of the construction lines for one of the rooms.

So I now have rectangles showing each wall for that room (four walls).

Using the surface tools I turn each rectangle into a patch generating a new body and then extrude each wall up by the required height.

I now have what looks like a bunch of solids representing the rooms.

So now go to Design and generate a drawing with a top down view

Make sure all of the construction sketches are not visible. Make sure the bodies are visible.

Now on the drawing I have four solid walls BUT one and only one of the walls is shown with broken lines (the rest are solid).

As an experiment I create a rectangle which is not on top of any construction line and go through same process and it has broken lines as well

Any help appreciated. thanks in advance

Re: Broken Lines on Drawing

g-andresen — Wed, 12 May 2021 11:26:32 GMT

Hi,

Please share the file.

File > export > save as f3d on local drive > attach it to the next post

günther

Re: Broken Lines on Drawing

Anonymous — Wed, 12 May 2021 11:53:32 GMT

Thanks for prompt reply

Here is the file

I had a few more tries on this version with same result and I notice that even though I extruded the various surfaces it has not closed the top surface?

I left "as is"

Re: Broken Lines on Drawing

Anonymous — Thu, 13 May 2021 09:27:20 GMT

OK I eventually worked it out.

Not knowing when to give up sometimes pays off.

The main issue was I had created a surface body not a solid body. When I converted the surface bodies (which showed as broken lines on the drawing) into solid bodies the lines on the drawing were unbroken. Job Done.