Sketch not fully defined.

[jan_murberger]

Fusion really sucks. I am getting annoyed every time I use it. Now my sketch isn´t black. Every time I try to add a dimension it says it is over constrained. I tried adding the file here, but since I have used cad programs since the nineties I am unable to even add the design so that you can look at it. So I have went from being quite skilled to needing someone to hold my hand to draw simple things. Everything also takes 10 times longer in Fusion and I loose valuable time and focus. Also: Why not saving the file locally? I travel a lot and while being on a boat, the countryside or a flight I can forget using my time to work. Autodesk is really just for stationary office people. I already uninstalled Fusion once and promised to never use their softwares again, but here I am, money talks, or rather no money. So: How do I attach the design to this forum from the fluffy cloud? If I drag and drop from Fusion360 the dropbox moves out of the way. A handy way for Autodesk to get rid of users? Edit: Another half an hour and two lines in the sketch is black. A couple more work days and I have managed to make a rectangle with two fillets. Also: Why no snap tools? Why are all of the normal Autocad standard drawing commands removed from the sketch tool?

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[davebYYPCU]

Ironic, you have to save the file locally, to attach it here.  (Once done select Browse hereunder and follow the prompts to your file location.)

To save locally, its 

File > Export, name the file, save to the hard drive in your selected folder.

The other way is to

File > Share > Public Link.  Copy that provided link, paste the supplied link into a message.  Tick "Allow Download" or we dont get access.

Snap positions are there, and what sketch tools would you like to have, that are missing?

Might help....

[TheCADWhisperer]

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@jan_murberger wrote:

Why not saving the file locally?

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@jan_murberger 

Nearly all of my Fusion work is local - I seldom save to the cloud.

File>Export…

I’ve been using various CAD programs since 1987.

Geometry is geometry.  CAD system used makes little difference once the underlying geometry is understood. 

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