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How do you connect lines on Fusion 360?
Is Fusion 360 multithreaded?
Most Fusion 360 simulation options are single-threaded, with limited control as to the utilization of the CPU during the solve. You can manually set how many CPU Cores Fusion uses during simulation via the preferences in Fusion 360.24 mar. 2020
What are purple lines in Fusion 360?
Purple is Projected. To edit them, you have to break the link to the original. If the second sketch has a dimension to the edge of the body, Fusion has projected that purple line in for the dimension to make sense.13 oct. 2018
How do you join sketches in fusion?
How do you mirror a sketch in Fusion 360?
How do you make a curved line in Fusion 360?
Does Fusion 360 benefit from more cores?
Depending of what you’re doing Fusion 360 only uses one core. Some design operations do scale across cores. Rendering for example uses all cores.14 avr. 2019
How much RAM do I need for fusion 360?
4 GB
How many cores can Fusion 360 use?
F360 only uses 1 core on many tasks?: Fusion360.21 nov. 2019
How do you access preferences in Fusion 360?
To open the preferences, left-click your name in the top right corner of Fusion 360 and select Preferences.21 août 2018
How do you project in Fusion 360?
Design > Sketch > Create > Project/Include > Project In the Design workspace, Sketch contextual tab, select Create > Project/Include > Project. Select a plane or planar face on which you want to place your projection. Select all the objects you want to project. Click OK or press Enter.
What do purple lines mean in Inventor?
projected lines
Why is my sketch locked Fusion 360?
The lock symbol on a sketch means it is fully constrained (this is preferable). Also – you should take care of warnings in the timeline.7 oct. 2019
What is the difference between a body and a component in Fusion 360?
Components are the building blocks that make up assemblies, and a body is one of the elements that make up a component. Each component contains one or more bodies, as well as its own set of origin planes, sketches, construction geometry, joints, and other elements.
How do you combine all bodies in Fusion 360?
1. Click Design > Solid > Modify > Combine .
2. Select the Target Body.
3. Select Tool Bodies.
4. In the Combine dialog, select the Operation:
5. Optional: Check New Component to create a new component from the result.