XY and YZ Planes are adjacent to each other on the same plane.

[csognefest]

I have no idea how this happened.  I am using Fusion 360 and there have been a few crashes.  Perhaps that caused it.  I have included a picture below.  I have also attached the STEP File.

The XZ and YZ planes are next to each other on the same plane X and Y are adjacent on the grid.  I have no idea how this happened.  I need to correct the direction of the Y access (you can see the difference in the cube (upper right) and I cannot figure out how.

A picture is attached along with the Fusion and .STEP files.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

[jhackney1972]

If you open the STEP file that you attached, the Origin Axis and Planes are normal.

[csognefest]

John, thank you for getting back so quickly.  That is very interesting.  I had not tried opening the exported STEP file.  I probably should have.  I will do so and let you know what happens showily 🙂

[csognefest]

John, thank you again.  This is very interesting.  I am new to Autocad Fusion, and candidly, it has been decades (yikes) since I used Autocad or any CAD system. I am stumbling through this for reasons I am happy to explain if anyone is interested.  

For now,...I imported the file I exported and I see the same as you. It seems ctrl-alt-del in new environments still works 😉

What is new (and I expect this is a setting) is when I make a plane visible, it stays visible until I click anything else.  For example...

 But if I select a different plane, the plane shown above disappears. Any thoughts?  Also, I suspect that the corrections resulting from the export and re-import of the file I originally shared are not complete based on the following.

[csognefest]

I cannot see or select all three dimensions.