I often use "Infinity Pool" and there sketch elements turn black. For a single 3D printed object this might not of much importance but when you build a manufacturing machine with hundreds of components, under constrained and not fully dimensioned sketches can lead to very costly disasters, when things don't line up.įusion 360, depending what screen background (Environment) you use choose, colors fully defined (constraind and dimensioned) sketch elements differenty to let the user know that this is fully defined. My earlier comment is related to sketches only.Īs the elemental building blocks, if these are not fully defined, meaning all sketch elements are properly constrained and dimensioned so they cannot freely move, this can easily break a design. Many people unfortunately use the term drawing when referencing a model. This is a technical drawing and in Fusion 360 can be created by making a drawing from a component group (assembly) or a single component. 360 also often referred to as the design constitutes 3D geometry. They are mostly created to serve as the basic outline of geometry.Ī model, in Fusion.
So let me clarify the usual use of this terminology, which is also reflected in the Fusion 360 user interface:Īside from T-Splines and the primitives in Fusion 360 (Box, Cylinder, etc.) sketches are the only way to create 3D geometry Fusion 360.
Yes, this is likely a terminology issue at least to some degree.
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