Fusion
Can you export your design as an f3d and share here?
Mark
Mark Hughes
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@Anonymous wrote:I am doing a 3d design course in which I follow step by step everything described by the teacher...
Did the teacher not describe how important it is to fully define your sketches?
Is there a logical reason that you did not place Sketch4 at the Origin, or did you simply miss and then not define the sketch?
Is your Sketch8 on the correct plane? (I will make significant wager that it is not, as the subsequent Split results in an asymmetrical geometry.) Are you sure that it shouldn't be on the YZ plane? Hard for me to follow since your sketches are not fully defined.
@Anonymous wrote:
I am doing a 3d design course in which I follow step by step everything described by the teacher.
Can you provide some more information about this 3D design course?
Is this an in-person course or is it online?
Is it free or paid?
Is it through a school or other institution?
etc.
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You don't have to explain to me what was done - I can read the history.
You are missing Horizontal or Vertical Constraints.
You missed the Origin when placing the polygon for Sketch4.
And your Sketch8 is on the wrong plane. (If only I could spell horizontal?)
@Anonymous wrote:
It's face-to-face and I get it from a friend for free.
Given the content of your designs and the ongoing discussion, you might want to invite your friend to participate. It would seem to me that your friend will need training on the basics himself.
Any and all of the issues @TheCADWhisperer has identified would be amongst the first things that should be taught to a beginner. I understand it is fun to go ahead and create 3D geometry quickly, but if the design is not based on a solid foundation e.g. properly constrained and dimensioned sketches, then that cardhouse can crumble rather rapidly.
And to answer your earlier question this can easily lead to Fusion 360 "hanging" for a while. Fusion 360 will try its best to re-create the 3D geometry-based on he new/changes input, for example when you drag that sketch line. However, this can easily lead to a situation where creating geometry is difficult and requires a lot of computation.
Properly constraining sketches at least to the degree that everything except those elements you might still want to adjust is constrained can make that a whole lot faster and more enjoyable.
