How to create a Sphere in Fusion 360 (More than 1 Solution)
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Learn how to create a sphere in Fusion 360 using more than one method.
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better than my method of making a cylinder and using the fillet tool lol
I did learn something. More than 1 thing!
I am accustomed to parametric 3D software such as 3ds max.
Is there a SIMPLE STRAIGHT FORWARD way to set object sizing without using dimensions linked as sketches?
I.e. create a cylinder 100mm diameter by 100mm tall. After the fact, say I need to change the height to 80mm? I know I can just push/pull it down 20mm, but is there a way to just select the cylinder and type in 80mm for the height? Same for the diameter / radius?
Thank you! GREAT STRAIGHT FORWARD VIDEOS!! 😊
Hi, if you for example used extrude to set the cylinder height, you can just double click the extrude icon in your timeline, and change the extrude amount(your height). For radius/diameter, you can either change the sketch directly, or use Parameters. Parameters are variables that you can use instead of number in your sketch and change whenever you want via "Change Parameters" (Solid -> Modify -> Change Parameters). Hope this helps!
@@finncreatesshorts thanks, I will try that!
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THANK YOU!!! WORKED PERFECTLY!
Tyler should make a video of this! VERY HELPFUL!
@@timd9430 That's great! Have fun creating!