Fusion
Hello,
In Fusion 360 I try to merge 3 surfaces in one without distortion (see capture).
Is there a way to do that ?
I didn't find a solution after many tests...
Thanks for your help.
I think this is the best you are going to be able to do in Fusion 360. I think that there is a little distortion right around the middle. Model is attached.
John Hackney, Retired
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an important point here is: This design is already one body:
If you don't want to see the lines between faces, just choose "shaded" as the viewing style:
which will show the model without edges:
Your model does not have history turned, so we cannot comment on how the tangent discontinuities were created, but if this model was created with Loft, there are ways that you can prevent these
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
Your model and question don't have any context.
Please share a complete model and not a dumbed down version.
Thanks for the try.
It's maybe something not possible in Fusion 360.
I compare your object with the original and there is some geometry distortion:
Then share the C.O.M.P.L.E.T.E demo model including the timeline.
Chances are that your complete demo model is in need of a serious cleanup.
I attach to this post a quick complete model with timeline enable so you can see how it's made.
How in Fusion360 I can merge the 2 loft surfaces in the capture below ? It's possible without any redraw ?
Thanks to have a look.
I generally agree with @davebYYPCU observations.
However, I actually looked at the file and what I see confirms what I already suspected. You don't have enough of experience in CAD and in particular surfacing and T-Splines to assess Futons 360's abilities. Most Fusion 360 users don't have enough experience to assess Fusion 360's abilities in the area of surfacing or T-Splines.
This is a surfacing project all day long and should NOT be done with T-Splines.
Here is what I would recommend. Pick a concrete project of medium complexity and try to do it with Fusion 360.
Start a new thread and share the model early on, perhaps after the first sketches. Then we can guide you much better and you'll avoid the mistakes in the model you have shared. These aren't only mistakes in terms of the techniques and tools used, button a deeper level they indicate a misunderstanding of concepts.
I'll create a little screencast later how I would create such an object.
