Why is Fusion 360 such junk?
I reported 3 years ago that form mills look like square end mills:
Fusion knows exactly how the tool is supposed to look:
3 years. Do lollipop mills still look like helmet heads?
"I see no way to define a sketch, then create another sketch that allows me to reference centerpoints, corners, etc of geometry on a different sketch."
Perhaps I am not understanding the requirement here, but I see several alternatives:
- Isn't this what Sketch Project does? You can define your base sketch with all of the geometry parametrically driven, then drive other sketches from that sketch using Sketch Project.
- Use parameters. Define the locations of geometry, centerpoints, etc, using parameters, and re-use those same parameters in other components
- Use Derive. Create a design that just has your base sketch in it. Insert and transform that base sketch as many times as you want into your design, and directly use that sketch to define other components.
"to redefine variations on designs (version 1 with features m,n,o and version 2 with features x,y,z)"
Have you looked into Configurations ? That is exactly what that feature was created to do
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
@FrodoLoggins wrote:
Wrong. I did not select a body/subcomponent inside that component.
I don't know how you selected that body, but its name is highlighted in blue, which indicates that it is selected.
The visibility issue when rendering is a bug that has been reported a long time ago.
Ok third try. The body I have selected is highlighted blue as expected. But why is there a separate component that is underlined if I didn't select a body/subcomponent within it?
Also:
So that's 4 bugs. 37 second video, 4 bugs.
Ahh, I did not see that. I have no idea. Without your model, it is hard to say what is going on.
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