Sweep problem
You will not be able to remove the lines you speak of since they are surface transition lines added by Fusion as the surface changes. You can make them invisible by changing your Visual Type to Shaded. As far as filleting the corners, add the fillets to the Sweep sketch.
John Hackney, Retired
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@jhackney1972 wrote:
You will not be able to remove the lines you speak of since they are surface transition lines added by Fusion as the surface changes. You can make them invisible by changing your Visual Type to Shaded. As, I am not even suire why Fuiosn 360 creates those.far as filleting the corners, add the fillets to the Sweep sketch.
I would have to agree and disagree!
Using the sweep command creates these separate surfaces and with the sweep based workflow, indeed, the "lines" cannot be removed, or be avoided. That is only one of the problems with the sweep command.
However, the lines can be completely avoided with an admittedly more laborious workflow.
Depending on the needed outcome, I would use a different modeling approach because the sweep command creates bad surface quality, easily observable when using the appropriate inspection tools:
Analysis->Isocurve Analysis
Analysis->Curvature Map
In this case the bad surface quality might not create a problem when applying a fillet, but in more complex situations it can and has created problems!
