This is what appears to be the transition point that is my brick wall.
@jampac1116 wrote:understanding a Fundamental that I missed that day in class..
Your first sketch is not fully defined.
This dimension does not make logical sense.
I think you intended a aligned dimension of 33.
Was the Desing Intent for this arc to be Tangent?
Are you following a Tutorial for this?
If yes, what is the url?
Are there any unresolved issues highlighted in your Timeline?
Does Ctrl b (CMD b on Mac) return any issues?
@jampac1116 wrote:
I am a beginner at this and during the course of learning through videos, forums practice, I havent yet been able to fully complete a project beyond the point Im at in the attached file. This seems to be my preferred Dead End. Any actions I take beyond this stage ultimately lead me down a rabbit hole on off the cliff into the abyss. Similar to quick sand , the more I orbit around, and go off into a frenzied "clicking at anything to fix it" the further down I sink.
Assistance with this solution is appreciated as I believe it will enlighten me on understanding a Fundamental that I missed that day in class.
Thank you in advance.
We would love to help you, but you wrote 5 rhetorical sentences about how you can't cope and 0 substantive sentences about the problem you encountered.
To show you the way, we must first know your purpose.
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Sketch2 is missing dimensions and I would have modeled with symmetry about the Origin if it were my design.
What is the purpose of Sketches 3-9?
Sketch10 only has one dimension and that one dimension does not make logical sense?
I suggest finding a new source of instruction on using Fusion (or any CAD),
What is the purpose of Extrude4 (why not simply edit Extrude3 distance)?
@jampac1116 wrote:I am a beginner at this ...
Would you like to learn how to do this correctly with step-by-step instructions?
Edit: I just read your other thread Editing in general. Move/Copy specically - Autodesk Community
You probably should have picked an easier first project, but what exactly are you attempting to model (I have a general idea it is a hand grip of some sort, but do you have an image of something similar to your Design Intent that already exists in the real world?
While I await your response, I did a little work on cleaning up the sketches.
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lofts frequently don't behave well when you combine straight sections with curved sections, and when you have hard non-tangent transitions between curves.
to make this object, over build the primary shape (red), and then cut out the areas where you see hard edges (green).
