Fusion 360

What is a sketch in fusion 360?

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Where is the sketch in Fusion 360?

What is the purpose of creating a sketch on a plane in Fusion 360?

When trying to fully define a sketch you can use dimensions or what in Fusion 360?

When you are applying your constraints and dimensions, your final goal is to fully define the sketch. This means that the sketch is completely fixed. Fusion 360 indicates this by turning sketch geometry from blue to black.23 nov. 2016

Can you 3D sketch in Fusion 360?

Why is my sketch locked Fusion 360?

The lock symbol on a sketch means it is fully constrained (this is preferable). Also – you should take care of warnings in the timeline.7 oct. 2019

How do you move the sketch plane in Fusion 360?

How do you make a work plane in Fusion 360?

How do you select the XY plane in Fusion 360?

What does a blue line in Fusion 360 mean?

Blue lines mean that the sketch object is not fully constrained and dimensioned also sometimes referred to as not fully defined. A sketch item will turn from blue to black as soon as it is fully defined.26 déc. 2018

How do you make a 2d sketch in Fusion 360?

How do you constrain a sketch in Fusion 360?

Is Fusion 360 good for 3D printing?

Fusion 360 is an excellent choice for creating models for 3D printing. … Fusion 360 can export as an OBJ or STL file format that is read by most 3D printing software. It also has the ability to print directly to your 3D printer.29 oct. 2018

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How do you make a 3D spline in fusion?

How do you make a 3D curve in Fusion 360?

What does the red lock mean in Fusion 360?

The red lock icon is to show that the sketch is fully constrained and would appear black. If the red lock does not appear then the sketch is blue and not fully constrained.20 août 2019

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