I am trying to create a ring and I have drawn a few basic leaves using tsplines that I would like to sit on the ring. I drew the leaves on the XY Plane to make the shapes easier to create. Now I would like to get the leaves onto the ring with the symmetry line along the outer edge of the ring. I would prefer to do this and keep the tsplines capabilities still in place for fine tuning, but if that is not possible thats ok I can go back and make adjustments before bending. Any help on how to get the leaves onto the ring would be appreciated. I am new to Fusion, so if there is a different work flow that would make this easier please offer suggestions for a better process. Thank you.
I am not sure I understand your explanation of where the leaves are supposed to be located.
Can you move them manually with the move tool into the desired proximity and orientation?
@TrippyLighting Thanks for your response. In the image I have shown below you can see that I have moved the leaves to the general location. The orange leaf as you can see the edges of the leaf hit close to the symmetry line so about 1mm above and below the outside edge of the ring, but in the middle of the leaf since it was made on a flat plane is only above the surface approximately 0.2 mm. I can move each point to be in the ballpark, but it wont be exact and probably wont look good after I add more detail. If there is an easier way to bend the leaf to the ring that would be extremely helpful. I understand that this will lose symmetry which is not a problem. If there is not an easy tool for this process then my next thought was to try and create a cylinder and use the pull command, but not sure if that will work.
Thanks for the screenshot and model. In Fusion, you must do this manually by moving the vertices.
I would not do this in Fusion, but in Blender with the "Simple deform" modifier.
If that interests you, I can create a screencast of how that works.
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