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- Solved: Extruding at an angle? - Autodesk Community
there is an angle manipulator in Extrude, but it is for setting the draft angle on the Extrude It's not really for Extruding at an angle For that, you need Sweep - define another sketch with a line at the angle you want, then use Sweep to create that angled "extrusion" Here is the draft angle manipulator: Jeff Strater (Fusion development)
- Problems with Offset Faces - Autodesk Community - Fusion
I'm having trouble with the Offset Faces command recently When I select a face the CPU monitor on my computer spikes with Fusion activity It takes minutes to type in a distance for the offset and then takes minutes to complete the offset operation As soon as it completes the CPU usage drops off b
- How to add text in new autodesk fusion 360 - also can you still . . .
How do you add text in new autodesk fusion 360? Can you still download legacy? I knew how to do this in legacy
- Lights from linked host to work plane - Autodesk Community
Hi, I have an MEP model With the architectural linked in I have placed in the lighting fixtures using 'place on face' However, I would like to change all my light fittings to be associated to a 'work plane' as opposed to being associated with the face on the linked architectural model Any
- How to wrap a text around e. g. a cylinder? - Autodesk Community
There are approaches with "split face", but this only projects in parallel, so that it's not possible to really wrap the letters around It's not about putting the text along the length of the cylinder, but around the circle of the cylinder, e g around a cup
- Solved: Reveals + Splitting Wall Surface - Autodesk Community
I would rather use a single wall, place V-shaped reveals, create parts from the wall, and split parts where the reveals are there you have more control over material options for different panels (parts) without messing up with split face and paint
- Solved: Change Family Host Type - Autodesk Community
Therefore, Families that are hosted to a Face are necessary Any of these element-specific Families can be converted to Face-Based with the following procedure: 1 Create a new Project and draw a Wall, Floor, or Ceiling - which ever element is an appropriate host 2 Load in the desired Family and place one instance of each Type on the host
- Solved: How to add a face to an object - Autodesk Community
I had no idea how to word the title this question, sorry I made an illustrator file, which I exploded, then joined again to make sure was making a closed polyline I extruded it in the attempts to subtract it from an object Here is an image of the output I can't figure out how to create a face
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