How to "align" points in sculpt mode

[Anonymous]

Hi ! I have question in scult mode, I want to align two points of two different bodies, without using the wedge option, which creates a new body and creates some "impossible to resolve" t-spline errors, thanks by advance and I hope it was clear ! 

[jeff_strater]

If the two bodies are in the same "Form" feature (for a parametric design), just use the "Weld Vertices" command to merge the two sets of vertices.

[Anonymous]

How do you do these parametric things in sculpt mode ^^'

[TrippyLighting]

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@Anonymous wrote:
How do you do these parametric things in sculpt mode ^^'

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You don't. T-Spline modeling in Fusion 360 is not parametric.

The geometry in your design so far is easier to design in the Model (Solid) workspace and there it is fully parametric.

[Anonymous]

Sorry again, so i should use sketching to do what i want "outside" of the sculpt mode, am i right ?

[TrippyLighting · Accepted solution]

Perhaps you should go through the tutorials in the Learn & Support section (Convenient link provided in the top menu bar here on this forum), so you can familiarize yourself with the numerous tools in Fusion 360.

Then you'll have a better foundation for questions.

[jeff_strater]

sorry to have confused the issue a big, talking about "parametric design".  You didn't share your design, so I couldn't tell if it was history-based or a direct modeling design.  It matters in this case because of the way that Fusion handles Sculpt bodies in the different types of design.  @TrippyLighting is correct - Sculpt operations are not parametric themselves.  But, in a parametric design, sculpt bodies are contained in a Form feature.  If the two bodies in question are in different Form features, you cannot use Weld Vertices to join them.  That was the only point I was trying to make in referring to parametric designs.