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The design only has a base feature in it. That base feature contains the sketches and soli d bodies.
However, it being a base feature, any edits to the sketches are not parametric and do not result in automatically changes solid bodies.
Please explain what you were doing when Fusion 360 crashed.
Can you access and earlier version of that design and if so, does it still have a timeline ?
@magpiemachining wrote:
version 4. has the design change symbol. this has happened before. I don't know what fixed it or what we did to fix it but its a reoccurring problem. once we click the design change icon the file behaves as you see.
I don't know what the "design change symbol" is. Can you create a screenshot ?
Is there a reason you are not using the timeline in such a simple design?
Was this designed from scratch in Fusion 360?
You did not answer the question whether or not this was designed from scratch in Fusion 360.
There's a reason I am asking this question. When you import geometry, Fusion 360 imports this with the timeline disabled (there are good reasons for that).
If you want to make parametric changes to such a part - editing the text of your sketch would be such a situation - , then at that point you need to turn on the timeline before you make these changes.
Can you create a screencast o the process you are following?
I've never encountered this behavior in my own work or seen it reported on the forum, so any additional info you can provide might help!
Here is the link to download Screencast. When you do create your Screencast, do not try and attach it using the Screencast Paste below, instead use the URL and just link it to your post.
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I am using your original posted model for my Screencast. This model was edited in Base Feature Mode (Direct Modeling) so it must be edited in the same method to change the text and remove the previous cut letters and numbers. The Screencast will show this. Model is attached.
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The same is probably true in this model. I cannot tell because I cannot see the timeline, if there is one.
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