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Fully Constrained Lines change Position when changing parameter value

produktionsmanagement
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Fully Constrained Lines change Position when changing parameter value

produktionsmanagement
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We have the following problem:

 

For every parametic design it's important that fully constrained objects stay on the side where you have placed them. Especially for the new configurations.

In my example i have 4 fully constrained construction lines (the line type doesn't matter). When i change the distance to the circle from 0.1 to 0.7 in picture 3 the positions are broken. The change from 0.1 to 0.6 in picture 2 doesn't do anything bad.

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In picture 4 i change the distance with my mouse and position of the 4 lines was broken in a new way.

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For us it's a big problem and makes Fusion360 right now kinda unusable.

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g-andresen
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Hi,

please share the file for reply

File > export > save as f3d on local drive > attach to post

 

günther

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produktionsmanagement
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Here is the file for playing around with the bug.

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sameer_babarNJS6C
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@produktionsmanagement Sorry for the inconvenience caused & Thank you for sharing the files . We could reproduce the issue at our end with file provided by you , our team will analyse it further more.
As a work 
around for now  you can change dimension to 0.6 and later 0.7.

We have logged an issue FUS-149328 for it & we are looking for the solution .

"If you find my answer solved your question, please select the Accept Solution icon"

 

Thanks,
Sameer Babar.
Autodesk Fusion 360 Team

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produktionsmanagement
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Hello Sameer,

I could put in a very high value like 999mm for the first configuration and then only becoming smaller, but that’s unreliable and not practical in a daily application. Also there is no guarantee that with certain downsizing steps the positions won’t get mixed up.


But I will try it, until the problem is really solved.

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produktionsmanagement
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So i managed to get a solution that seems working so far. 

When the position of problematic lines is fixed relativ to Zero-Point and only the relevant lines change their position it seems stable.

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produktionsmanagement
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@sameer_babarNJS6C  and @g-andresen the problem is still existing with splines. I will upload a new file to show a situation where no workaround is possible so far...

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produktionsmanagement
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So here is the file:

 

Everytime you connect to spline like that and change the position of the spline with the parameter d4, the problem comes up. 

It's super annoying, because i really need the splines...

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