Wow. Head spinning. I use sheet metal mode (with SVGs) to create rings and bracelets with no issues because I am using a simple circle or ellipse. I extrude the SVG directly on the unfolded body then refold it and delete the flange. I tried using cones in the past and now I understand why I couldn't do it right. I'm probably going to review this video a billion times to get my workflow correct. Thanks!
Yeah a lot of people get this geometry incorrect :) I have read in some places that there will be an update to Emboss in Fusion replicating the workflow in this video, but no timeline on then it will be done.
@@KristianLaholm An improved emboss most likely would not help me in my use unless it creates new bodies just like extrude. I need to be able to manipulate those bodies then combine them with the target.
@@KristianLaholm I use sheet metal as a warping/envelope tool (similar to CorelDraw/Illustrator envelope tool). If Emboss allowed me to create new bodies I would be using it on ring and bracelet designs. I have a few videos up on the end result of using the sheet metal technique.
If you bend the vector file outside of Fusion you only need a tangent plane and can then emboss the sketch. (the sheet metal fiddling is for making it all in Fusion)
Wow. Head spinning. I use sheet metal mode (with SVGs) to create rings and bracelets with no issues because I am using a simple circle or ellipse. I extrude the SVG directly on the unfolded body then refold it and delete the flange.
I tried using cones in the past and now I understand why I couldn't do it right. I'm probably going to review this video a billion times to get my workflow correct.
Thanks!
Yeah a lot of people get this geometry incorrect :) I have read in some places that there will be an update to Emboss in Fusion replicating the workflow in this video, but no timeline on then it will be done.
@@KristianLaholm An improved emboss most likely would not help me in my use unless it creates new bodies just like extrude. I need to be able to manipulate those bodies then combine them with the target.
@@KristianLaholm I use sheet metal as a warping/envelope tool (similar to CorelDraw/Illustrator envelope tool). If Emboss allowed me to create new bodies I would be using it on ring and bracelet designs. I have a few videos up on the end result of using the sheet metal technique.
WOW!!! Amazing. Would this also work if I bend the Logo as vector file and then use as emboss, right?
If you bend the vector file outside of Fusion you only need a tangent plane and can then emboss the sketch. (the sheet metal fiddling is for making it all in Fusion)
Nicely done. you might save a few steps by using the recently added "flange/loft" to make the 1st sheetmetal cone.
That's good thinking :)
You lost me on that one. It is high level fusion going on there.
This is a bit specific. If you don't need this type of designs the workflow is mostly a fun exercise in overworking a workflow ;)
Yup, I would rather wait for the update if I need this :)
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Hello, do you have a trick to create chamfers to any type of geometry, since fusion gives errors in curved geometries with very closed angles.
To my knowledge there are no tricks, if the geometry is bad chamfers will fail.