The ability to Set Joint Limits using Graphical Handles was a wonderful feature of Fusion until a few updates ago when it was lost. I was wondering if this feature will be restored in the near future?
Edit: I did not get any reply so I will redirect this post. @Phil.E, do you have any insight into this "lost" feature?
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Doesn't your video show you using these handles? I also see them in my UI. Maybe I don't understand the question.
The video was made for my Blog BEFORE they disappeared from the Fusion application after one of the past updates. The screen shot you show is how you enter them, I agree, but while in this dialog box, you used to be able to "graphically" set the limits from the display, as the video shows. I will reload Fusion and see if it helps but the handles are not available to me at this time. I will let you know. Thanks
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Is the experience somehow different than the screenshot I posted, where I'm dragging the controls to set the limits? I think you need to put up a new video or something so I can understand, because I don't see the problem yet.
Thanks for looking at this with me. Attached is a new video showing that I do not see the Joint Limit "Graphic" handles which I used to. I do see them in your screen graphic this would suggest that I have an installation problem or something else going on. I will try and use the Fusion Service Utility to try and update my application and hope it fixes the issue.
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I have tried the process shown in the attached video on two separate computers with the same results. One is running Windows 10 Pro and the other is running Windows 11 Home.
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Does it help when you pick minimum or maximum on the dialog box?
No that does not help, I have tried all the settings. As I mentioned, I created a Blog Article and Video on this Fusion feature as I thought it was the "cat's meow" so I know the ins and outs of using it. I am also linking the Forum post where an Autodesk representative posted this problem as a bug and gave it a ticket number. If you search the Support Forum you will find other references to this issue. If you are not seeing this issue on your end, I would surely like to know if you are using the same Fusion Version I am. Mine is 2.0.19983.
Thanks for your help in resolving this issue.
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It is currently fixed and available in the Fusion Insider build. You can sign up to be a Fusion Insider today to try it out..
Soon Fusion insider will graduate to the next Fusion application update, and will contain this fix for regular subscribers.
Thanks for letting me know. I will be looking forward to the version release.
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