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If your DXF files are imported only as sketches, the Arrange command will not work. Arrange only works on components.
John Hackney, Retired
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I created a Screencast of the process I would use to get individual DXF files to a point I could use the Manufacturing Environment "Arrange" function. Steps are:
- Open each DXF in a separate file and save as a component.
- Create an assembly and place the components into it, as many of each type as desired
- Go to your Manufacturing environment and Arrange them on a predefined sheet.
I included my model also. I took it a little further than the Screencast and finish setting up the material and toolpath for a laser cut.
John Hackney, Retired
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If you create a block for each shape in Rhino then save as a DWG, each block will create a component in Fusion. DXF does not seem to work as it uses local translation, DWG is done in the cloud. Try the attached DWG, not sure why but it took quite a while to translate using open, uploading through the data panel was a lot quicker.
Mark
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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