Deleting a purple point
Hi,
This point is automatically projected on the plane that you are sketching on
If you want to turn this feature off, go to preferences and turn it off from the Design
Regards
Saeed
Saeed Hamza
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They are projected from existing geometry from other bodies behind the plane you are working on
so do purple lines
Saeed Hamza
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oh I didn't notice that there was a file attached
if so we might need his design attached as .f3d file here to check it out
Saeed
Saeed Hamza
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The point you see is the sketch origin point. It's always there but becomes visible as a projected point if you use it for a reference in some way. Unlike other projected points there doesn't seem to be a way to break the link of delete. Don't know if that's by design. @jeff_strater any thoughts.
Screencast example.
Mark
Mark Hughes
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I'd say that is a bug. It's just a case of Fusion drawing the point incorrectly. As you say, the point is always there, and cannot be deleted. But, if you delete what it is connected to, Fusion does not revert to the previous display. It probably should. Logged as FUS-33707
Jeff
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director