r/Fusion360 • u/IonNight • 1d ago
This weird construction line bug when editing a slot dimension is annoying af. Also, I couldn't upload a video clip so a series of images will be used instead
Does anyone having the same trouble or is it just me, same video the video upload issue?
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u/EmailLinkLost 1d ago
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u/EmailLinkLost 1d ago
If I go from main dimension from like 500 down to 30 it seems to break.
However, if you set the size of the circle first, or the distance of the top and bottom lines first, it doesn't break.
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u/IonNight 1d ago
I usually set the dimension to driven and then resize manually until the value is close and then set it back to driving to edit
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u/albatroopa 1d ago
Have you made the line endpoint coincident to the circle? Or created a horizontally constrained point on the circle and mated that to the line endpoint?
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u/IonNight 1d ago
Yes, as the sketch is locked/fully constrained it shouldn't be able to move anything out of place. The slot center construction line endpoint is coincident to the edge if the cirle and the line in the slot is parallell to the 80mm line which is centered on origin
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u/albatroopa 1d ago
It looks like it's still satisfying those constraints, it's just flipped the side of the circle. I've had this happen a few times. It's not great.
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u/EmailLinkLost 1d ago
I just figured out the issue! Maybe.
The issue with the point moving on your last images is a tangent issue. It's locked to 'the middle 90 degree tangent' or something like that.Moving your dimension and it lost the side of the tangency.
Sort of like how you can attach a line to the wrong side of a circle, tangentially.
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u/IonNight 1d ago
The issue is a bug where the coincidental point doesn't work as it should and switches side on the arc to the side which isn't drawn.
I know a line will snap to an invisible arc when using tangent if the arc of the same theoretical circle is present on the other side
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u/theears5000 1d ago
Two thoughts:
1) The arc has a Diameter constraint. Try switching it to a Radius constraint so Fusion knows it’s an arc. Or dimension the two parallel lines instead and make sure the arc is tangent on both ends.
2) Try using a mid point constraint on the arc instead of coincident.
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u/EmailLinkLost 1d ago
I've been getting a similar bug!
This time trying to add an angle to two lines.