How to move fixed geometry into sketch origin?
Edit your sketch and use the Fix/Unfix sketch constraint to remove the fixed constraint which is existing on your sketch. You can tell it is there by the light green color. You will find this sketch constraint tool on the toolbar and also by selecting the geometry and right clicking, the Fix/Unfix constraint will be on your right click menu. After this use a Coincident sketch constrain between the circle center and the origin. Depending on what sketch and dimensional constraints you have between the tail hooked to your circle, how it will translate.
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Unfix it and Move it as a group.
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You really could help by attaching your model as was asked in the beginning.
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Here you go. Used the Move command on the complete sketch as I mentioned earlier. You did not specify which end so I chose one.
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In the attached Screencast I prove to you I did not mess up your splines. I took your model and superimposed mine on top of it and show you there is not difference. Try it for yourself before you accuse me of changing your sketch.
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I agree with you, John's sketch is messing with the inside long spline, maybe others.
@jhackney1972 change body colours,
the 2 long splines are close to parallel as is if they are offset.
@prscustom if you want to move that sketch, it will need more constraint and dimensions. Each spline point dimensioned with angle and length relative to the tube centre. Al least all these construction lines locked.
Might help....
Please use the normal reply button under a post do reply to that post directly. The quick reply is always replying to the OP, which is unlikely what you want.
@prscustom wrote:
...I should be the one who is offended as a customer for receiving such incompetent and rude response.
Autodesk Expert Elites are paying customers who, most of the time, enjoy helping other customers. That isn't even very hard to research. Perhaps it would have been prudent to do conduct that research before making a potentially foolish post!
Can you explain, perhaps in a screencast using the free Autodesk Screencast tool, how you created this sketch in the first place ?
One of the long curves does not look like a native Fusion 360 spline and I am wondering how it came to be.
@prscustom wrote:
. And there should be no need to change because theres nothing wrong with the sketch.
I disagree with that assessment. Just because it was designed in Fusion 360 does not mean that there cannot be something wrong with the sketch.
Can you demonstrate in a screencast how you created the sketch. Maybe there's a bug to be discovered, but without the process to re-create the sketch there's little chance it can be reproduced.
