Autodesk Fusion | Move, Align & Capture Positions in Autodesk Fusion @adskFusion | Uploaded 7 months ago | Updated 12 hours ago
Learn to use the Move and Align tools to change the position of components around your model. In this video, Elizabeth shows you the key tools available when you want to reposition components or move your part back to where it started. Learn what the Capture Position tool does, and what it means, and utilise the options of as-built joints to give you further parametric control over your assembly.
- How do I move my model?
- How is the Align tool different to Constraints and Mates in other software?
- What is Capture Position and what do I do when it pops up?
Watch today’s video to find out the answers to the above questions, and more, within Autodesk Fusion!
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Welcome to the video!
00:38 Click and drag components in the main window
01:18 Do you want to Capture Position?
02:08 Grounding components
03:01 As-Built Joint with the Origin - an alternative to Grounding.
03:44 Creating As-Built Joints
04:31 Use the Align tool.
06:01 Using Capture Position with the Align tool
06:28 Use the Move/ Copy tool
07:54 Creating a copy of a part with the Move/ Copy tool
10:12 Using Move/ Copy, Align & As-Built Joints to assemble an example component
12:37 Manually exploding a component to adjust it more easily
13:51 Thank you for watching!
Learn to use the Move and Align tools to change the position of components around your model. In this video, Elizabeth shows you the key tools available when you want to reposition components or move your part back to where it started. Learn what the Capture Position tool does, and what it means, and utilise the options of as-built joints to give you further parametric control over your assembly.
- How do I move my model?
- How is the Align tool different to Constraints and Mates in other software?
- What is Capture Position and what do I do when it pops up?
Watch today’s video to find out the answers to the above questions, and more, within Autodesk Fusion!
🚀 Join over 1.2 million professionals that use Autodesk Fusion to supercharge their design to manufacturing workflows.
â–ºFREE TRIAL | https://autode.sk/3Wtfi20
â–ºSUBSCRIBE | https://autode.sk/30njGGX
â–ºGET STARTED | https://autode.sk/30k2DWh
â–ºTRY AN EXTENSION | https://autode.sk/3EOUidW
💬 Ask the Autodesk Community for help with sheet metal modelling, designing, manufacturing, drawings or anything else in Autodesk Fusion
â–ºFUSION FORUMS | https://autode.sk/47NiKsJ
â–ºASK THE COMMUNITY | https://autode.sk/3SYjMhv
📣 CONNECT with Fusion on social media:
â–ºINSTAGRAM | https://autode.sk/2Enzh8P
â–ºTWITTER | https://autode.sk/45cIYTK
â–ºLINKEDIN | https://autode.sk/3UyieZS
📚 Learn more about EduCAD, our Autodesk Learning Partner, here: edu-cad.com
Autodesk
#MakeAnything
CHAPTERS
00:00 Welcome to the video!
00:38 Click and drag components in the main window
01:18 Do you want to Capture Position?
02:08 Grounding components
03:01 As-Built Joint with the Origin - an alternative to Grounding.
03:44 Creating As-Built Joints
04:31 Use the Align tool.
06:01 Using Capture Position with the Align tool
06:28 Use the Move/ Copy tool
07:54 Creating a copy of a part with the Move/ Copy tool
10:12 Using Move/ Copy, Align & As-Built Joints to assemble an example component
12:37 Manually exploding a component to adjust it more easily
13:51 Thank you for watching!
