Nintendo switchPro controller into fusion360

Nintendo switchPro controller into fusion360

potlsnekkeri
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Nintendo switchPro controller into fusion360

potlsnekkeri
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Hello 

Is it possible to upload a model of a nintendo switch pro controller into fusion.?

if so where to find a model??

i will make a holder for it on my cnc 

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potlsnekkeri
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if you look at the first post in the topic you wil see a pictures ogf what i wil make ,i need to get the shape of the undrside shape  to make holders for it!!

 

i need to be able to use the combine mode for this,but my problem is that i cant click on the controller to mark it when in combine mode??

 

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Ahh, yes!

Sorry I had missed the images. The best way to share images is NOT to attach but embed them. The easiest way is to drag them from a file folder right into the post. I work on macOS and Windows and this works in both os.

In windows, if you make a screenshot the images end up on the clipboard. You can then paste (CTRL-V) them into a post at the current cursor position.

 

What you want to do is at least theoretically possible. However it will require at least one other software than Fusion 360 perhaps even two.

Can you zip and share the scanned .stl or .obj file ?

 

My workflow in general would be to trim away from that mesh what we don't need in Meshmixer and export it as a .obj. That now smaller mesh we will open in InstantMeshes and re-mesh it into a quad-mesh with much reduced polygon count.

Then we'll export that quadmesh into another .obj import it into Fusion 360 and convert it into a T-Spline and then (NURBS) surface  body. that body we can then use e to trim (split body) away the parts we don't need.


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potlsnekkeri
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i work from mac as well:-)

 

her is the  file with lower res

 

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TrippyLighting
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Here is an attempt using the workflow I described above:

Controller_Holder.jpg

I created this tutorial several years ago. It should give yo some direction on the workflow:

 

 


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potlsnekkeri
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thanks for helping out here,this is what i am looking for:-)

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TrippyLighting
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In that case you might consider clicking on the Accept Solution button under my reply 😉


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potlsnekkeri
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thanks again 😀now i just have to export this like a 3 d stl file

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potlsnekkeri
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hmm i cant export it like a 3d file?

 

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potlsnekkeri
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ow i got it have to close the mash,thanks again

 

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TrippyLighting
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@potlsnekkeri wrote:

ow i got it have to close the mash,thanks again

 


Huh ? That would be complete nonsense!


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