Anybody know why these ghost images appear when I hover over the sketch name in the left menu after they have been deleted? I’ve seen this before but never understood the cause.
I am having trouble getting this sketch to extrude as a solid body and not just lines. Design is not finished but already giving me grief. I’m wondering if the remnants are part of the problem.
That might be an artifact that is showing through like this other posting:
For that situation, just clicking on sketch palette to Show “Profiles” the artifact went away and never came back: Even when you un-check the “Profile” box.
Here’s the fille. Maybe the images are not part of why I can’t Extrude. I ran Fill Gaps on it and still no luck. I am going to scrutinize for issues more today, but feel free to try it out.
I could not get your image to accept the Profile. It kept giving this error, which you probably saw:
So I moved the eagle to the side, deleted half of the image and mirrored the other half. Changed the center line to construction. Moved eagle back in place and deleted some of the overlapping contours over the eagle. So you will notice that it is not exactly like your image as it is a mirror now.
Good job! I did not even try to go to manufacturing. That shows how far Fusion360 has come. Some of us are still stuck in the yesteryears ways That is so “one year ago” of me.
So Tin, it turned out that I was ‘lucky’ I picked the right side to mirror. I went back and tried to mirror the left side and it locked up my system.
Appreciate the in-depth discussion on the SYNC-consumables for Hypertherm and the same height for cut and pierce. Yes, 0.017 does seem phenomenal. It would be nice to hear back from someone with the SYNC consumables if they have seen this in real life.
I know it is a messy sketch so I appreciate you even spending time on it. I was early in the development and saw it was not going well, so I asked for help. I had planned to clean up some of those issues, but felt first I’d better stop and see if it was salvageable.
Thank you for the time you guys put in figuring this out. Just watched the video, and in addition to the solution, I learned several other things.
Tin, thanks for the Extrude tip because the anchor didn’t extrude for me either, and like you said, I’ve had that happen before even on less janky sketches.
Had a few minutes last night to add some details. Thought I post again so you could better see the intent.
Friend of my brothers wanted to give her Dad a tribute for Christmas. She wanted to highlight his three big life pride points: marriage/children; Naval service; State Police career.
Its pretty basic but it captures all three. It’ll be layered with some colors and probably the anchor drop out re-used.
I’m gonna run it by her and let her request the “womans touches”. Us guys are like, “Well, all the facts are there.”.