AS-BUILT JOINT Simple Mode unusable?

[Le_Bear]

I am quite sure this has been working in the past, but now, the OK button stays disabled, greyed out, so practically it is unusable. I might be doing something wrong, that's obviously totally possible, but I believe that I have been doing exactly the same thing in previous versions of Fusion 360, and it was working as expected.

Now, it seems that, as a work around, I can use between 2 faces, but this would be simpler, if it was working.

OK, already been trying to attach the screen cast 3 times, does not show up, so I paste the URL here
https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/9e14dc6f-62ce-4328-bac1-399880ee6515

[g-andresen]

Hi,

just tested > I can confirm

günther

[jhackney1972 · Accepted solution]

The As-Built Joint function works just fine.  In your Screencast you are selecting two "sub-assemblies" instead of the two actual components you want the As-Built Joint between.  In the Screencast below you can see I am expanding the sub-assembly and selecting the two components.  It is very easy in my very simple model.

[g-andresen]

Hi,

@jhackney1972  has opened my eyes.

The slider first needs a command to start working.

günther

[Le_Bear]

Yes, it is very easy with a very simple model. But it can be confusing with a much larger and complex model.
I found something else which "seems" to not work with joints (Seems because sometimes Fusion is so slow, it's difficult to know if it works or not), but I will create another topic for that.