Fusion 360 - Become a Jedi with the Move Command -Your Comments & Questions -
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2017
- Live Stream - This is one of my favorite functions, Here you will become a Jedi with the Move Command. This is Fusion 360 AND we will chat about your comments and questions.
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Ditto all the "thanks for doing these." I wouldn't be as far along on fusion without your vidios.
Thanks!
man i use point to point all the time and the measure function is awesome. Who ever came up with that function deserves a raise.... i'm guessing that wasn't an option when this video was made.
Good video Lars, it steered me into something I've been having trouble with. Like the rest of Fusion 360; I've found thatif you just keep playing around with it enough, you end up learning things yourself. A good example of that for me was a hydraulic cylinder I was modelling that had 4x threaded rods & 2x nuts, one either end that hold it together, I modeled the nuts also & using the mirror command I placed an offset plane about 200mm away & using the left dragging a box over the whole nut & mirrored the whole nut to that plane,I wanted to bring the rods with the two nuts into the main model. I found positioning the rods was troubling me. This tutorial was very helpful to me, but finding the mirror trick just experimenting was very satisfying. As this is probably a piece of piss to most Fusion 360 users, I'm learning only using Utube.& it's a bit further than the electrical box of yours that was my first endeavour at 360 -Thanks again lars for your tutorials & keep them coming mate!. Regards - PEDRO - & i'm not a mexican.
Thank you Lars, enjoyed your humor in this one. Slowly learning.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Well I spent weeks try to get to know Fusion 360 then I came across you ... I've learned more in 5mins than I did in two weeks messing about .. keep it up
Awesome to hear. Thank you for watching 👍😊
thanks good video. i will see all your videos. easy to learn the way you teach.
Your the best, thanks again.
You are so very welcome. Thank you for watching
your videos are a huge help. thank you for doing them
Thank you so much mikes makes !
Thanks Lars!
finally.... THE move command .I've bobbled something around in it. But this did help a lot . THX Lars You are doing good . :)
Thank you so much Finn Olsen !
Thank you
Wow, thank you. I messed with the move command but there's a lot of hidden commands in there.
Point to Point is like Blender's Snap to command. I'll be using that a lot.
Excellent tutorial, as always!
Thank you Mr Cleaver
Great stuff Lars, thanks man.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Lars, Thank you for the this video reference. You solve my Origen problem. :-)
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Moving on up the fusion ladder, thanks Lars!
That is awesome to hear Sam Boles .Thank you for watching the videos
Now ! I understand the move tool, thanks...
You are awesome Man!!!!
Thank you Jose Rivera :-)
Keep on moving Lars :)
You got it :-)
Have an awesome day!
@18:30 saaayyy whaaaaaaaaaat?! I didn't know you could do that?! It's like a direct model move in capture design history mode!
High Five :-)
Nice video, thanks for explaining!
What kind of 3D mouse would you recommend for a private user within a budget of not more than 200€/$? I would probably just use it to navigate in the digital space in Fusion as well as in some other programs more easily and precisely.
Lars thanks for your effort love the videos
That is awesome to hear Rich Jones .Thank you for watching the videos
Lars Christensen I'm learning from scratch using your vids only..getting a onx cnc machine for Christmas!!!
I can't thank you enough :)
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
What about when you move a body away from the sketch it was extruded from and cause yourself a ton of issues, Projection gets lost etc, how can you keep them together, or move them both to a new component so they can be moved properly in the future
Professor:
At 16:36 you used the Move/Face tool to increase the length, the other box moved as well. You seemed a bit stumped. Why did both boxes increase in length at the same time? You said you got it.
Thanks
CA
I saw in another video that the difference between moving a body and a component is that the body is moved relative to the origin. The component is moved with it's origin.
how do you move an object according to a plane? say i wanted to "ground" both squares? what about moving both of those squares to where the top faces are on the same plane?
If you move component does it also move all of the bodies within a tnat component?
Agradeço pela indicação, mas infelizmente não domino o inglês, mas valeu pelas imagens, obrigado
Lars, thanks for this lesson, I'm filing this one away till I master it. I was going insane trying to figure out how to copy a body that I just created in my design. Great time saver as I was creating the whole sketch over again and placing the body by hand (PCB SMD Diode's). Also, is there a place within Fusion 360 that has these electronic parts already created like the Mc Master Carr. Trying to create these parts when I realize I need them is very time consuming.
Question For you: Do you have a tutorial on how to model circuitry for PCB etching. I was thinking about purchasing a desktop engraver to go with my 3D printer as I love to work with a lot of electronics. I want to take a plain copper clad board and have my etcher cut out the trace's (when I purchase). Far simpler then having to work with chemicals.
Hi james moreno Thank you for watching!
I do want to make a video about the integration with Autodesk Eagle and Fusion. My problem is that I don't know much about electronics, so this is going to be a learning experience for me too :-)
I am having a real problem with the object turning gray and I cannot move or manipulate it. Have you covered this somewhere?
Hi Lars. I like your videos and lessons. and i saw a lot allready and some i bit above my level yet but non the less i like fusion 360.. and i have a question. sometimes after editing or changing something in my design the old face stays put and blocks selecting lines and face underneath so i have to delete the blue lines connected with the purple circles.. what is it for why does it do that or what am i doinng wrong ?
cincerly
Arlo
Thank you for taking the time to watch the videos!
I am assuming what you are talking about is reference geometry. Doing some commands, Fusion creates projected geometry doing the process.
If you don't need it, just delete it :-)
Hey Lars,I am trying to move a sketch object on a component. When I select the circle (what I want to move) I get the arrows. I move the arrow and click ok. Nothing happens. What am I doing wrong?
How do you mirror a sketch?
G'day Lars' I am a bottom rung beginner! & finding your videos very helpful. I am using a $20 Logitech cordless mouse which works ok, but I think I could do better.What is a good mouse to use with Fusion 360? Regards - Peter Spence aka - Pedro.
Hi Peter, I think there is just opinions when it comes to this topic. I have seen many CAD Ninja's rocking their $20 mouse :-)
When I worked in the shop I used a Logitech MX $99, I liked the bigger mouse that follows the inside curve of your hand. Then I bought a Logitech M705 (Amazing battery life) $50 Really like this one for CAD work and was with me for 4 years. Now I use a 3D Connexion CAD Mouse $99 Just like the MX, I really like how it feels in my hand, but there is nothing other special about it than the name.
Really any mouse with a middle mouse scroll wheel will do. I should also state that I don't use any of the programmable buttons.
Hope this is helpful.
When your trying to chose a plane or the origin i zoom out the origin appears
I am having a problem with the Move function. Don't know if its me, my computer, or Fusion 360.
Using Mac OS High Sierra. Trying to move a sketch from position 27.000 to 27.050, The sketch only moves a small percentage
of the distance Im telling it to move. Any help you can direct my way?
Hi Bud De Thank you for watching! I honestly have no idea what is going on.
I would recommend that you post here:
forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-support/bd-p/962
move face fails due to unexpected results is there a fix?
After importing a component from McMaster I want to move it to a position where a face of the McMaster component is flush with the face of my drawn component. How do make such a move?
Hi Tim Odell Thank you for watching!
Great question. You could use align or joints:
ruclips.net/video/V2n-Wn7d-Ac/видео.html
Best,
Lars
The align is helpful. I find the moving items interface confusing. I'd like to see detailed examples of each option the UI provides. Thanks Lars!
Perhaps aligning options can be combined or easily linked with the Move/Copy interface?
It seems they forgot to include the "create copy" button in the Copy/Move dialog box in recent versions. And while I'm trying to learn it I'm not loving the fact I can't seem to copy an object half the time. I get to a point drawing when copy/paste is not possible and move is all I can do. :-(
Hi Mark Moorcroft Thank you for watching!
Are you running into what I did live the other day?? Trying to use the create copy on a face instead of body or component?
At the moment I did not think about it, but afterward, it makes sense that you can't just copy a face... :-)
Let me know.
Best,
'Lars
No, I was trying to copy the entire body. Pretty basic, I created a box, added a negative offset box, added a circle and then used it as a circular pattern in the four corners. By the time I got to the circular pattern the default behavior for copy/move changed from copy to move. At that point there seemed to be no way to copy the body. I did it several time and the same thing happened every time. And actually move didn't seem to work right at that point either.
Is this a vlog ?
Is there a way to copy a spline in a sketch?
Hi Bialas Thank you for watching!
Yes, select the spline and do a Ctrl+C and then Ctrl+V to paste
How to you copy and paste a body that is composed of a componet and body already joined?
Hi shakejunt21791 Thank you for watching!
I believe you can always right-click a body and do a Ctrl+C Ctrl+V but you will have ot reinsert the joints
I am not certain that you are using the term "parametric" accurately. I believe parametric refers to the ability to change a model by modifying one or more of its parameters. Contrast that to a modeler like BobCAD (at least like it was when I used it a couple of years ago) which allows you dimension your model but you can't change the model by changing its dimensions -- clearly inferior to parametric modelers in my opinion. BobCAD subsequently added a timeline and touted it as parametric modeling because you could then rollback features then redraw them differently but that didn't make it a parametric modeler. I don't think that having a timeline is what makes a modeler parametric. In fact I used Alibre Design which is a parametric modeler but doesn't have a timeline, or at least it didn't when I last used it. The order of changes was based on the place in the list were the feature existed based on sequence of creation. I often had to reorder things so my changes would only affect the stuff higher up in the list. Fusion360 has that type of hierarchical design and has timelines and is a parametric modeler which is the best of all worlds.
I think when he says parametric, he is referring to the fact that you can go back and change it VS in direct modeling you cannot go back and change it. This is how the Fusion 360 developers refer to it as well.
Perhaps but if you look at "Solid Modeling" in Wikipedia then down to "Parametric and feature-based modeling" it tends to agree with my interpretation. I am not trying to say he is wrong but rather his (and apparently Fusion 360 engineers') interpretation of the term parametric is unconventional.
If you haven't noticed, Fusion 360 is unconventional (not in a bad way).
Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and comment! I have to go with Socrates paradox "I know that I know nothing"
I will have to do some homework.
Hope you have an awesome day!
Best,
Lars
3d cam,, i wonder how to drill tapered hole
Hi rafi saifuddin Thank you for watching!
I have used tapered reamers in the past
Fusion360 how to move sketch UP OR DOWN in browser
You work for fusion 360 and stuff up... What chance do casual users have? I choose move, select to location, OK,,, It springs back to where it was...!!! NO MOVE!!!
Isn't it suppose to be Live#35 ? Wrong number on the title ?
Perfect! Thank you! Yes...mistake has been corrected
Way too long videos.
Yes. Be prepared....my videos are loooooooong :-)
you can just speed up the video to 1.5 or 2.0 x . works perfect for me.