Joint command acting strangely

[rick.glesner]

Gang, in the video I'm showing a pretty simple joint, selecting the part to join first then the location to have it join to second. The icon/packman on both pieces are properly aligned. I tweak the part a little, say OK and it just "flops" over into an undesired position. Then you'll see I do it again testing the joint with motion controls, first rotational, then slider, getting the outcomes I expect. Going back to ridged and clicking OK, it again just flops over in the wrong orientation. 

[TheCADWhisperer]

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@rick.glesner wrote:

Gang, in the video I'm showing...

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What video?

Can you File>Export your *.f3d file to your local drive and then Attach it here to a Reply?

[rick.glesner]

Hi, I do alot of these vintage ski bindings. You can see my other work on my YouTube channel "HRG3Design". I'm not a beginner at this 3D software and Fusion puts up some strange things. Data point the Lange ski boot sole model was originally done in Inventor, but I no longer have access to my old license. So is the fact that the boot is legacy Inventor the issue?

[jhackney1972]

Since your video dis not make it to your forum post but now we have your model we need to know which components you are trying to add a Joint to.  Be specific, the components have a lot of common name components.  Also specify what type of joint you really want, you mention quite a few.

[rick.glesner]

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/a03e0a27-5aae-429b-86ad-3388ed8aa9f6

here is the video...it seemed to make it...but what do I know

[jhackney1972 · Accepted solution]

I cannot explain why the joint origin is flipping after you select OK, but it could be the fact that the model was imported from Inventor.  In the Screencast I give you a workaround this issue.

[jeff_strater · Accepted solution]

@rick.glesner - that looks like a bug.  We'll investigate.  Until it gets fixed, please use the workaround suggested by @jhackney1972 .

[edit]  The Fusion bug for this is FUS-76744