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Please attach your model containing the sketch.
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Your decision, your loss! A lot of the Forum users are volunteers that just try and help but it is hard to do with "some" posters.
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The link you attached has already been hashed over and determined to be a flaw in the application which they have acknowledged. Old news, if you have the model for your current post, attach it.
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@accountsEFWLY wrote:
No, I will not attach my model until my previous bug report is acknowledged and dealt with: major bug .
This bug is critical and has been around for a long time. All available company resources should be put on this bug before doing anything else IMO. I cannot use the software because of this bug.
I can understand your frustration, but you are blowing this out of proportion. Many Fusion 360 users, myself included can create complex and fully parametric designs without using the offset tool even once.
@accountsEFWLY wrote:
I have no faith that any attention is paid to reported bugs. I used to report bugs and would get the same response from autodesk: "attach your model" and "create a screencast". I tried doing both of those and it seems futile.
I can understand that frustration as well. While I do think that attention is paid, I find the mechanisms provided for users to report bugs and investigate bug status inadequate and unprofessional.
