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G2 constraint for 3d sketch spline

mikkoYWYF7
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G2 constraint for 3d sketch spline

mikkoYWYF7
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Hi,

Trying to learn Fusion and having hard time with 3d sketches.

 

Is it possible to have a g2 connection along Y-axis and still keep corner on Z-axis? Curvature constraint affects both axis. This is between 2 spline sketch.

 

Thanks.

 

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g-andresen
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Hi,

 

what do you want to achieve? > show real existing object

 

günther

 

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mikkoYWYF7
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Here´s couple of pictures. trying to get smooth side along Y-axis and stil keep that corner on Z-axis.

 

 

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g-andresen
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Hi,

please share the file

 

File > Export > save as f3d on local device > attach to next post

 

 

günther

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mikkoYWYF7
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Here´s the file.

 

Thanks.

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jeff_strater
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yes, you can do this.  To keep the corner on the z axis, create a construction line along the z axis, the constrain the point to that line using Coincident.  Then, just add a Curvature constraint between the two curves.  If you want one of them to react to the other, you can Fix the tangent handle of one of them.

 


Jeff Strater
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mikkoYWYF7
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Thank you. This helped. It´s still impossible to get the shape I would like to. Those Bezier handles are pretty useless.

 

Thanks.

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jeff_strater
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For a 3D spline, the handles can only be manipulated using the Move command.  You cannot just drag them, unless they are 2D splines in the sketch plane.


Jeff Strater
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