Sculpted forms are easily converted to solid bodies, and can be used in conjunction with Fusion 360's solid modeling commands.
You can explore forms by pressing and pulling on subdivided surfaces. Sculpting in Fusion 360 allows for the intuitive freeform creation of organic solid bodies and surfaces by leveraging the T-Splines technology. Sculpting in Fusion 360: The Sculpt Workspace
CTRL+Click on the Fillet in the Timeline to bring up the menu.Click the arrow next to Bodies in the browser to expand the folder.Click the light bulb again to turn the origin planes off.Thumbnails of all the designs in the project are listed. The active project name is displayed at the top.Press ENTER or click OK to create the boxĬlick in the upper left corner to display the Data Panel:.Adjust height in the text entry field or in the box window:.Press tab once more and move the cursor into the different quadrants. Enter a dimension in the field, press Tab and enter the other.Select the ground plane by clicking on the blue red plane:.However if you are in a design and want to create another one, select File→New Design:
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