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Please attach your model to your post so the forum users can help you out.
John Hackney, Retired
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Pictures may be worth a thousand words but the model to troubleshoot would be worth a hundred thousand. Put the shoe on the other foot. Do you think you could solve the problem not having the model to work with, probably not. Go to File -> Export to a folder of your choice on your computer then attach it under Attachments on your post.
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Nothing is attached. Does the file have a .fd3 extension or a .fdz extension? FDZ are linked assemblies and easier to share from your Fusion Web Database. FD3 can easily be attached. Try again!
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My mistake, it when to your first post message.
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I created a 2D drawing and do not see the "artifacts" you indicate. I would try this. Close all models in Fusion 360. Open up the model your Exported and sent to me. You do that by selecting File ->Open, select My Computer and navigate to the file. Quickly do a 2D drawing of this model and see it there is a problem. If not, replace the cloud database file with the one you exported. A word of caution, Fusion 360 allows you to save files by the same name so I would give it a new name use File ->Save As.
By the way, on future posts do not attach pictures, embed them in the message as I have done here. It is a pain to have to open them for viewing. You capture the picture, place it on your computer and then use this icon to embed it in the message.
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I wanted to attach my 2D drawing but forgot. Here it is.
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