construct a plane through 2 edges doesnt work.
seems to work for me. Can you share your model and a screencast of what you are seeing? Remember, not all lines can be selected to create a plane. They must be co-planar. Not all combinations of two lines can form a plane. If that is the case, Fusion will prevent you from selecting a second line which is not co-planar with the first.
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
Hi everyone, sorry for reviving a 5 year-old thread but I've run into a similar issue.
I'm attempting to create a plane through two parallel edges to create a diagonal plane (represented by the blue line) that joins two RHS sections, lets call them A and B (seen below).
Bar A is a simple upwards extrusion created from the following geometry:
Bar B is created by sketching on a plane which has been offset vertically from the plane that Bar A was sketched on. the geometry looks like this:
The faint sketch profile is the profile Bar A was created from. From this, the outer edges of Bars A and B are constrained parallel with each other. Despite this, the outer edges of Bars A and B do not allow for a Plane Through Two Edges object to be created from them, as seen below.
However, the outside edge of Bar A and the inside edge of Bar B allows for a plane to be created, even though the inside edge of Bar B is constrained parallel with the outside edge.
Could anyone provide an explanation on why this occurs? I am unfortunately pretty stumped. I would prefer not to share complete files of this dataset since it's a proprietary design but I can try to provide clarification where necessary. Thanks in advance!
