So I followed this guide from 2:40 to 3:35. It works great for him but I get an error: Combine1>Compute Failed>Failed to create feature
My 3d modell started as a mesh, then I converted it into a solid, and I have a different shape
Failed To Create Feature when using the cut tool in combine tool
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You can modify your model to just the sections you are having issues with to reduce the size, save and attach it. You could Export the model to your local drive and ZIP it to reduce its size. You could also use a file transfer service such as We Transfer.
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The Snake's Head is created from a Mesh and is giving Fusion a problem. I have tried every trick I know but I cannot get it to Combine - Cut. Combine - Intersect and Join work but not Cut. Sorry.
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Converting that mesh directly into a faceted body is a bad idea particularly for organic meshes.
In Autodesk Meshmixer I would make a plane cut and remove the part of the mesh that isn't needed.
Then I'd export it as a .obj file and open that with InstantMeshes.
In InstantMeshes I would remesh it into a pure quad mesh and then save that as another .obj file.
That .obj file I would import into Fusion, open an new form feature convert the mesh into a T-Spline and then use Utilities->Repair body to remove duplicate vertices.
Then I would finish the mesh and end up with a surface model that is better to modify with Fusions native tool set.
I've captured some of the workflows years ago in a YouTube tutorial:
