Sketch: Angle of trimmed/breakes lines is given incorrectly

[anna-luise.wokusch]

If I break up a line or trim it in the sketch, the measured angles are changed and contradictory, see screenshots below. I think this might be a bug?!

Angle 3 seems contradictoryAngle 1 that seems logicalAngle 2 that seems logical

[davebYYPCU]

Fusion will be happier without you trimming the lines.

Leave them there and select multiple profiles.

Might help...

[Marco.Takx]

Hi @anna-luise.wokusch,

Can you share your model so we can take a look at it?

It's hard to say by only seeing those images.

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[anna-luise.wokusch]

Hi @Marco.Takx,

here you can find my sketch:

https://a360.co/2FB92lh

The line is still untrimmed in it. 

Kind regards,

Anna-Luise wokusch

[TrippyLighting]

There is really little need to trim these lines, but if you really wanted to :

[Marco.Takx]

Hi @anna-luise.wokusch,

Very strange.

I'm more an Inventor user so I didn't saw this behavior before.

I've checked your model and I see the same behavior.

Actually, I did a test and came across this.

I projected an axis and made an angle between from 90 deg.

Also when I replace the angle dimension to a perpendicular constraint I see the same behavior.

Someone from Autodesk has to take a look at it closer at this.

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[TrippyLighting]

Watch my screencast. That'll reveal the "secret" 😉

[Marco.Takx]

Hi @TrippyLighting,

For the trimming that's all clear by me .

What I found is that the Inspect is not working correctly in my opinion.

And that is what @anna-luise.wokusch also pointed out in the question.

Do you have that same issue after projecting a line and draw a line on the projected line 90 deg up.

The inspect in not 90 deg??

[TrippyLighting]

No I don't in this case, but I have seen some similar cases before.

A screencast that shows how you reproduced this would probably be very helpful.

[Marco.Takx]

Hi Peter( @TrippyLighting),

See my screencast.