Hi
My 1st post here. I just searched and am not sure if what I am seeing has been mentioned before.
I am creating a sketch of a rectangle 20x35mm and placing a 6mm circle within it. When I try to set dimensions to position the circle relative to two sides of the rectangle I get a measurement of around 125mm (i.e. way more than either dimension of the rectangle. I have other sketches but they are all hidden? Am I doing something silly?
Screen clip here:
What happens if you just type in the dimension you desire, 10mm, and accept it? You do not mention that.
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Ah, good point. If I set it to 10mm the circle moves way off centre:
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The circle sketch in not on the same plane as the rectangle sketch. You probably have 3D sketch enabled in your sketch palette. If you are a first time user of Fusion 360, I would turn this off until you get your CAD legs!
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