Imported SVG creating strange in-plane vertices

[highvoltage.maxwell7]

So I was working on getting a fairly large svg placed onto my model, so that I could extrude a negative and have some nice aesthetic in my model. While selecting which surfaces to extrude, I got some weird arcing that prevented me from selecting some islands, where it instead pretended that I was selecting the main face when I was really trying to click on the island. Visually it looked like it thought there were a handful of surfaces all in plane with eachother, maybe some of the SVG verticies were trying to connect for some reason? I'm not sure. Anyways, once I had extruded the model and I was outside of sketch view, fusion was trying to apply shadowing to the area that those strange planes were showing up. I saw it occour with multiple, different svg's in about the same region (horizontally, in the top quarter of the part).

I generated the SVGs from images using inkscape, using the edge detection to create paths. 

It was a little annoying, but not really gamechanging or anything, help would be nice but I'm posting this more as a bug report than anything.

[JamieGilchrist]

hi highvoltage.maxwell7,

and welcome to Fusion. The problem you're experiencing here is with the SVG file itself not how Fusion is handling it.  I'm not sure what controls you have/used in inkscape, but I brought your SVGs into Illustrator and released all the compound paths created in the file, saved and had no problem in Fusion, other than the sketch became a bit slow due to the relative size of the sketch (lots of vertices and lines/arcs in there).  

As a general rule SVG files with compound paths, grouped vectors don't translate well into Fusion, so avoiding these in whatever tool your using is advised.

hope this helps.

[highvoltage.maxwell7]

I've been using Inkscape's bitmap-to-path tool using edge detection, I can't visually tell that there are compound vertices, but I'll see if I can figure out how to get rid of the issues.