Face 1 Missing
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All you need to do is reconstruct your sketch. By the way, you had some unconstrained sketch geometry in this sketch and in the other component. I did not correct the sketch in the other component. Model is attached.
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By the way, if you would like to eliminate the top face ring from your model, all you need to do is modify the Extrusion order in your timeline. Model is attached with this done.
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@rafa_ssa wrote:
Hi, does anyone have any idea on how to fix this warning?
Warning: Cup opening scketch 1 Reference Failures The model is using cached geometry to solve. Please reselect reference geometry for failed features in the timeline.As you can see in the image that magenta face was probably automatically added to the sketch because it was an emboss on the object that the sketch was created. Now the emboss was removed and I can't find a way to remove that unnecessary face.
I can't click select that face and it only appear when I click on "Review warning".
I've tried to "Redefine Sketch Plane" to the same object or even to an new object. Nothing seems to be able to remove that face.
Please help!
This isn't an "unnecessary face". It is Fusion telling you that is where the face was that you deleted.
You should not delete features in the timeline and then ignore the waring messages it provides you with.
No, there is no Reconstruct command. By reconstruct I mean simply re-sketch it on the correct plane and the use the new sketch for the Extrude. I opened your original sketch, copied the parametric equation from the first sketch and applied it to a new circle which was constrained. Then just offset it and fixed to extrusion to it. This process will automatically remove the lost face. You are not seeing or experiencing a problem with the application.
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@rafa_ssa wrote:
If there is no straight forward way to remove that loose face shouldn't this be considered a bug?
There is no loose face! What you see isn't actual geometry that you can model with.
It is a highlight to indicate that your model is broken. You broke it 😉
Edit: I looked at that sketch a little closer. I would consider this a bug. None of the sketch items in that sketch reference anything. We should be able to repair that just as we can repair missing projections in a sketch. I would not be surprised if Phil is going to disagree with that, but I am going to tag him anyway @Phil.E
You will make your life much easier if you simplify your sketch (and fully constrain and dimension it).
Eliminate all of those fillets from the sketch I indicated with red lines. After you extrude the object, apply those solid feature fillets.
Hi @TrippyLighting, @jhackney1972, and @Phil.E.
I was able to retrieve the original fie from a backup, cleanup and export again. Please see the file attached.
If you remove the second emboss in the history marker you will be able to reproduce the issue yourself.
Before removing emboss ☝️
After removing emboss ☝️
My goal here was to create a Bayonet mount mechanism. I was trying to do everything by heart, but after this fail I found better samples online.
I'll send this to the sketch QA for comment. Thanks.
Phil Eichmiller
Software Engineer
Quality Assurance
Autodesk, Inc.
