Saved me from a lot of monotony when I first learned this. Fusion generally does a good job at making things discoverable, but I think this specific feature could be made more apparent.
Good info, but no tutorials out there show how to add a midpoint constraint without moving the whole sketch. In your example, how could you add the line to the midpoint of the rectangle wall, without the rectangle moving? Every time I try to use it, it messes up the sketch I’m working with, and I end up positioning with dimensions.
Buggier than wine programs ran on a Hackintosh with an AMD GPU and incorrect plist files. Can't go 5 minutes without a beach ball of death. 3rd brand new Mac in a row just freshly wiped and reinstalled MacOS 2 weeks ago. Just stop rushing every new feature out....
for some reason the midpoints are not showing up for me... I read that I need to hold SHIFT and hover and this worked for me last time I was doing something, but now (I dont know why, might be an update? ) it does not even show up when I hover... I just want to a midpoint of an arc to be vertically constraint to the midpoint of an edge of a part (on the same plane as the sketch)... the only way I can do it atm is make a construction line, midpoint constraint it to the edge and then vertically constraint the midpoint of the arc to the construction line... but I feel like it should be possible to do this easier, without having to use a construction line... can someone help me?
![Sketch Constraints Made Easy in Autodesk Fusion [UPDATED!]](/img/1.gif)
Wow, this is gonna save me so many constuctionlines
The SHIFT tip is super handy. Never would have found that on my own. Thanks!
Saved me from a lot of monotony when I first learned this. Fusion generally does a good job at making things discoverable, but I think this specific feature could be made more apparent.
Hopefully this video will help with that! ☺️
THAT, is pretty darn slick, thanks for the lesson
things such as using shift key is not mentioned in the Fusion help link. where do i get that information for other constrains and etc.?
Appreciate this so much! I was using this tool one of those three or four ways.
Great tip! I was adding points in the center manually instead of using shift.
Excelent!! It will save me a lot of time.
Thanks for implement this option
Good info, but no tutorials out there show how to add a midpoint constraint without moving the whole sketch. In your example, how could you add the line to the midpoint of the rectangle wall, without the rectangle moving? Every time I try to use it, it messes up the sketch I’m working with, and I end up positioning with dimensions.
ha! that shift tip is great!
Dimensioning from the mid point will be a helpful tip.
great!
Cool
Port this to inventor
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Day 151 of asking for proper Dark Mode in Fusion
Yes please!
Fusion just gets buggier and buggier...
Buggier than wine programs ran on a Hackintosh with an AMD GPU and incorrect plist files. Can't go 5 minutes without a beach ball of death. 3rd brand new Mac in a row just freshly wiped and reinstalled MacOS 2 weeks ago. Just stop rushing every new feature out....
for some reason the midpoints are not showing up for me... I read that I need to hold SHIFT and hover and this worked for me last time I was doing something, but now (I dont know why, might be an update? ) it does not even show up when I hover... I just want to a midpoint of an arc to be vertically constraint to the midpoint of an edge of a part (on the same plane as the sketch)... the only way I can do it atm is make a construction line, midpoint constraint it to the edge and then vertically constraint the midpoint of the arc to the construction line... but I feel like it should be possible to do this easier, without having to use a construction line...
can someone help me?