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Have you tried reimporting the sketch into Fusion? Can you share the f3d file here?
Thanks Mark
Mark Hughes
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Have you tried reimporting the sketch into Fusion? Can you share the f3d file here?
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Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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Maybe try and create a new sketch from the original sketch to remove the ellipse sketch effects. In the attached file I Extruded the sketch using the Surface Extrude, then created a new sketch and using Project BODY created a new sketch. I then created a new DXF from it. I attached the DXF and the model I created it from for you to test and look at.
John Hackney, Retired
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Maybe try and create a new sketch from the original sketch to remove the ellipse sketch effects. In the attached file I Extruded the sketch using the Surface Extrude, then created a new sketch and using Project BODY created a new sketch. I then created a new DXF from it. I attached the DXF and the model I created it from for you to test and look at.
John Hackney, Retired
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The DXF from Fusion (Created using Save As DXF) opens fine in Rhino3d.
Mark Hughes
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The DXF from Fusion (Created using Save As DXF) opens fine in Rhino3d.
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@77ericmorell wrote:
Okay this worked for me, will there be a fix for this in the future? More steps for what should be a simple task can be frustrating.
Thank you for the help
What worked, @jhackney1972 idea? When I open the sketch from Fusion in Rhino with no workaround it opens perfectly, also reimports into Fusion so there's no bug in Fusion. You need to report the problem to your plasma software people.
Just for another test I tried opening the DXF in QCad and no problem there either.
Mark
Mark Hughes
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@77ericmorell wrote:
Okay this worked for me, will there be a fix for this in the future? More steps for what should be a simple task can be frustrating.
Thank you for the help
What worked, @jhackney1972 idea? When I open the sketch from Fusion in Rhino with no workaround it opens perfectly, also reimports into Fusion so there's no bug in Fusion. You need to report the problem to your plasma software people.
Just for another test I tried opening the DXF in QCad and no problem there either.
Mark
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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