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Hello 360 community! I am seeking some creative advice.
I am trying to create an adjustable model based off of a Fibonacci spiral. Yesterday I drew up a quick sketch of a Fibonacci spiral, tested it to make sure that it was constrained and adjustable and everything seemed to work as expected. Today I started building it again (yesterday was a sort of test run) and I cannot seem to get all of my arcs to work correctly.
The model is fully constrained as it should be, but when I adjust my initial square’s size (which I built the sketch off of) Fusion errors and tells me to check pretty much everything in the model.
After some deleting to try and pinpoint the issue, I believe I have narrowed it down to some Arcs causing the problem.
Its strange because some arcs work and some do not. I have uploaded the model to demonstrate.
If you find the smallest square in the center of the sketch and adjust its dimensional value (d1) every other square should also adjust accordingly.
As you can see the arcs SHOULD also adjust accordingly. The empty squares should allow similar arcs but if I add arcs to those squares the arcs ARE constrained but they prevent d1 from being adjusted.
I tried using a fit point spline instead of arcs but the spline does not stay within the squares, and sometimes doesn’t seem to render properly and I need the model to be precise.
Does anyone have any creative advice on how I can build this properly? Or on why I cannot seem to add arcs to the squares in question without the arc causing resizing problems later on down the road?
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