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Hello !
It's my first post on your forum and I am relatively new on Fusion 360.
I mainly use Fusion 360 to make holes in aluminium plates and electrical boxes.
On an other project, I wanted to create a SUB-D (https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-sub) hole.
In my little project, I am nearly sure that my sketch is fully constrained.
I wanted to set one circle at the same distance from the square than the other. So I use "=" canstraint.
But it doesn't show a my circles in black.
I have to put a hard value myself to get it black (the 7mm).
It's very disturbing to have blue lines when I think it should be all black.
Do you have an idea on the "problem" ?
If you need more informations, doesn't hesitate to ask me.
Thanks a lot for your help,
Sincerley.
@axel.dumas.kct wrote:... I wanted to set one circle at the same distance from the square than the other. So I use "=" canstraint.
But it doesn't show a my circles in black.
...
Your thinking is correct and what you described above must fully constrain this sketch, if done correctly. I did it:
I wonder where is the problem. Could you export your file to *.f3d and attach it here so I can take a look?
@axel.dumas.kct Thanks for reporting this issue!
@hamid.sh. for the explaining clearly with a video
I agree with you that this is a bug, But we do have other workaround for this workflow, reported as FUS-102353 in internal issue tracking system. Hope we get it resolve sooner. Thanks!
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Sujay D'souzaSQA Manager
Quality Assurance
Autodesk, Inc.
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