Well, this is a wake up call for me! We were always taught to include as many things into the sketch as possible, but now I can see how that can really cause problems and unnecessarily complicates the generation mechanism. Thanks very much, really appreciate it! 😊
Some useful info, but I wish reasons were given. For example, what's the problem with leaving "show default measurement" on? I didn't know about it, and will use it from now on. Most of the time when I want to know an edge length, which is very often, it takes more than one try because a point will highlight instead of the edge. And it gets confusing when you want to interrogate many edges in succession. And how could displaying a single edge length effect performance at all?
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Well, this is a wake up call for me!
We were always taught to include as many things into the sketch as possible, but now I can see how that can really cause problems and unnecessarily complicates the generation mechanism.
Thanks very much, really appreciate it! 😊
Great video.
Thanks for taking time to each. Thanks again.
I'm glad it helped you!
Excellent help. Many thanks.👍👍👍👍
You're welcome!
This is excellent, thank you.
Thanks Joe, I'm glad you find it helpful! 👍
Some useful info, but I wish reasons were given.
For example, what's the problem with leaving "show default measurement" on?
I didn't know about it, and will use it from now on.
Most of the time when I want to know an edge length, which is very often, it takes more than one try because a point will highlight instead of the edge.
And it gets confusing when you want to interrogate many edges in succession.
And how could displaying a single edge length effect performance at all?
Sir. Can i run fusion 360 on i7 3770 3rd gen computers