Fusion
When selecting that origin point you need to hold the left mouse button down for a second. This will bring up another panel, which will allow you to select one of several entities that might be stacked on top of each other. But breaking the coincided constraint to the origin is still cumbersome, so if you don't want the rectangle constrained to the origin, then don't create it there 😉
I don’t quite understand why you would want to create a sketch starting at the origin if you don’t want it there. Could you make a screencast and sho3 what you want to achieve ?
I believe you Are not yet fully aware of all the tools you can use to achieve the desired outcome, but to suggest a better workflow I’d need a better understanding of what you are trying to achieve.
@Anonymous wrote:
I know that Fusion 360 automatically creates an origin coincidence, which I should be able to right-click on and 'Delete Coincidence' (I've seen it in tutorials and such). However I do not get this option.
Hover your mouse over the point.
You should get a Coincident Constraint Glyph.
You can then delete the constraint.
This works for any coincident constraint.
If you have trouble doing this with your file - then File>Export and Attach it here and I will create video using your actual geometry.
And that green line color indicates that it is Fixed.
I recommend never use Fixed Constraint.
This is a completely different topic than the original post.
To Unfix select the Fix/Unfix constraint and click the line again.
