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The Move tool does not accept faces as an entity you can move. Go back to the original definition of the plane and right click on it to edit the offset
John Hackney, Retired
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Here is a Screencast of the process of editing the position of an offset construction plane. Please remember, a construction plane covers a vast area, not just the area you see in the plane. If you would like, left click and drag on any corner of the construction plane to size it.
Edit: You can use the Move tool on a construction plane if you turn off Capture Design History but you DO NOT want to do that!
John Hackney, Retired
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General Move for construction planes is not supported in a parametric design, only in a Direct Modeling design. There is no technical limitation, just has not been supported yet.
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
I am just guessing because I do not have your model, and I cannot read your mind but I do not think you are looking for a construction plane. If all your sketch points are on one plane then yes, a construction plane is what you want. There are many ways to create a construction plane, if you select the drop-down menu you will see them. I am seriously thinking you are headed into the 3D Sketching world, where all points are not on the same plane, and for a beginner, that is a hard road to go. You should share your model, define what you are "exactly" trying to do and the forum users can probably help you. I would caution you that trying to use Fusion 360 without knowing the basics can lead to frustration. Why not pick a simpler prismatic project? If you want to move forward on this design, please attach the model.
If you do not know how to attach your Fusion 360 follow these easy steps. Open the model in Fusion 360, select the File menu, then Export and save to your hard drive. Then use the Attachments section of a forum post to attach it.
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Yes and No,
When you use the origin planes, you don't need to move the construction plane.
Take note that the splines are connected to projected End Points.
Use Project > Project those points into the current sketch, or it will not work.
3 sketches, on the 3 origin planes. One loft.
You mention a wing, that can be developed separately and used to later cut the windscreen making life simpler all round.
Might help....
Couple of choices, design dependent,
You can take the Plane up to any height, specify in the dialogue.
You can then split the body with the plane and take the new curve it makes,
Or sketch on the plane a new rail for the Loft.
No file or pics, means we are best guessing.
Might help....
Using the Forum page, select the camera,
navigate to the picture file, and when the Done icon becomes active
hit done.
I don't think it works like this with reply to email messgaes.
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