Sketch / Point driven pattern

Sketch / Point driven pattern

stefanvanderheijden
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Sketch / Point driven pattern

stefanvanderheijden
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Hi all,

 

Am I correct in concluding (after looking for it) that Fusion doesn't offer a sketch driven pattern (like Solidworks)? I'd really like such a pattern feature. 

 

Alternatively, I'd really like it if move/copy > Point to Point would allow me to select multiple Target Points, that would in practise result in the same functionality.

 

Screenshot 2026-01-08 194057.png

typical situation where I'd like point-driven pattern (would be faster then mirroring the parts).

 

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Allowing me to select multiple Target Points (and thereby creating multiple copies) would results in the same behaviour.

 

EDIT: A better use case example (not symmetric):

A wooden block with holes in it (driven by point-driven-holes).

One hole has a dowel in it, I want the dowel component in the other holes.

 

stefanvanderheijden_0-1767901895011.png

 

 

Thanks for the great product!

 

Stefan

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TrippyLighting
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@stefanvanderheijden wrote:

Hi all,

 

Am I correct in concluding (after looking for it) that Fusion doesn't offer a sketch driven pattern (like Solidworks)?

 


Unfortunately, yes!

I've asked for this at least 10 years ago!


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stefanvanderheijden
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There really are situations where point-driven pattern is the only elegant solution 😪

 

btw, my example isn't really the best as the part still is mirrored along X and Y.

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TheCADWhisperer
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@stefanvanderheijden 

Can you File>Export your *.f3d file to your local drive and then Attach it here to a Reply for experimentation with various techniques.

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stefanvanderheijden
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I've added and example usecase to the original post 🙂

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laughingcreek
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duplicate with joints is probably the best option here-