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Disable click and drag Bodies

simonjohnlacey
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Disable click and drag Bodies

simonjohnlacey
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I've been trying to find a solution on the forums to disable click and drag bodies, and there doesn't seem to be a clear answer.  The accepted solutions seem to be "you can ground some things".  Is there a way just to disable the click and drag feature all together.  There has been more than one moment where I click to switch components (and apparently miss the little button) and secretly fusion moves a body and destroys all of my alignments, but I don't find out for half an hour and the move is not registered on the timeline so I cant just suppress.

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g-andresen
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Hi,


@simonjohnlacey  schrieb:

 Is there a way just to disable the click and drag feature all together.  


1. Selection filters

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2. Individual: Selectable / Unselectable

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günther

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simonjohnlacey
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Hey that's fantastic.  Personally I wish there was a way to just turn it off and on like 3D sketching but this will do for now, Thanks man!

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g-andresen
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Hi,


@simonjohnlacey  schrieb:

Personally I wish there was a way to just turn it off 


Simply activate or deactivate bodies in the browser.

 

 

günther

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simonjohnlacey
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Totally, that's what I'm currently doing. I just don't like the click and
drag bodies feature. But I still have to move things around occasionally
or select things to merge so its a lot more clicking. I don't see a big
reason for click and drag apart from checking joints out, you know?
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g-andresen
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Hi,

Use joints, then there is nothing to move and everything remains where it should.

 

günther

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jeff_strater
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Also, be aware of this "Capture Position Pending" UI in the upper right hand corner of the Fusion screen.  It will tell you whether you have inadvertently dragged a component  (note:  You refer to "body" here, which is not correct - you cannot drag a body, only a component - I only mention it because some people get confused by the difference between a body and a component, and it is important to understand the difference).

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whenever this UI appears, just click Revert to put everything back in its home position.

 

I do agree that there should be an option to disable component drag in a parametric design.

 


Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
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