Anomaly when extruding a sketch that touches patterned components

Anomaly when extruding a sketch that touches patterned components

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Anomaly when extruding a sketch that touches patterned components

tmostad
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I have a project that consists of linear pattern of components and when I draw then extrude a sketch that touches the tops of the components I see what looks like a bug. See the screencast.

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julia.paganucci
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Hi @tmostad , 

 

Thanks for posting! I do not see any screencast attached. Can you please post a link to the screencast as well as your design that you are referencing? 

 

Thanks, 

Julia Paganucci

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tmostad
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My Fusion 360 started to report an outage so I rebooted and maybe 10 seconds later the outage message cleared and the problem went away. So never mind!

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tmostad
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Spoke too soon. Problem is still there. Hopefully the screencast will work this time.

 

 

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julia.paganucci
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HI @tmostad , 

 

That seems strange, can you please share your file here so that I can take a closer look?

 

Thanks, 

Julia Paganucci

Technical Support Specialist



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tmostad
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https://a360.co/2HFpmkj

 

(Not sure if I am doing this right)

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tmostad
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OK, I figured out what I was doing wrong. When I was doing the extrude Join was the default so it was joining the sketch to the pattern which was creating a really funky result. When I switched to new component (which is what I want) then I get the result I want.