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Not pulling sketch into new drawing

rikinn55
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Not pulling sketch into new drawing

rikinn55
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I am using version 2.0.14793 of Fusion 360 under a free license.

Building out an Armoire and was able to create on drawing. Then I want a second drawing, not a second page, and when trying to pull the selected portion of the sketch over the system never display the sketch when placing it on the paper and when I clicked the mouse to set the sketch on the paper a very small square was put on the paper.

 

I currently have only 1 editable drawing available for edit. Everything else has been changed to read-only. The editable document counter says 1 of 10.

 

In addition to this problem when ever I open a sketch it opens upside down. Don't know if they are related but they started at the same time.

 

Suggestions?

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g-andresen
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Hi,

Please share the file and say which element you want to add.

File > export > save as f3d on local drive  > attach it to the next post

 

günther

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rikinn55
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So I am trying to pull the full armoire into a drawing so I can show the sketch to my friend. If you look at the png of a newly created drawing you will see a small box about two-thirds down the page center-left. That is all I get.

In addition I took a screenshot showing that when I open a sketch everything is upside down.

 

Also in trying to fix this I uninstalled Fusion 360 and reinstalled but now it says I have a trial version and no the non-commercial license.  How do I fix that?

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jhackney1972
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In the video I explain what I think the issue for you is.  I will not be attaching the drawing as it will be an F3Z file and I am not sure you want that.  You do realize the drawing will be created with phantom lines as that is the way a sketch comes into a drawing.

 

John Hackney, Retired
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rikinn55
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Thank you. While this didn't directly answer my problem your response helped me figure out what was going on. For some reason the scale was defaulting to 1:1 not say 1:16 or smaller. So I was pulling the sketch into the drawing I just couldn't see it because it was so big. Once I figured that out the sketch part worked fine.

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