Learn fusion 360 in 30 Days. Day #9, 3D model a lightbulb /

Auto Project Edges on Reference (required). This setting used to be on by default. You'll want to enable it to ensure the line drawn on the cylinder (for the Sphere location) is snapped in vertically. Click your Profile Photo (or initials) > Preferences > Design (tab on left) > Check &...

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Other Authors:	Kennedy, Kevin (Speaker)
Format:	Video
Language:	English
Language Notes:	In English.
Published:	[Place of publication not identified] : Product Design Online, 2021.
Series:	Academic Video Online
Subjects:	Fusion 360. Three-dimensional modeling. Computer-aided design. Modélisation tridimensionnelle. Conception assistée par ordinateur. Computer-aided design Three-dimensional modeling Educational films Instructional films Short films Educational films. Instructional films. Short films. Films éducatifs. Films de formation. Courts métrages.
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Summary:	Auto Project Edges on Reference (required). This setting used to be on by default. You'll want to enable it to ensure the line drawn on the cylinder (for the Sphere location) is snapped in vertically. Click your Profile Photo (or initials) > Preferences > Design (tab on left) > Check "Auto Project Edges on Reference" > Apply > close the dialog. Visual Style set to Shaded (optional) You may notice the appearance of the lightbulb looks a little different. That's because my Visual Style setting was set to the "Shaded" option. This setting is simply visual and does not affect the 3D model in any manner. Go to your Display Settings (computer icon) at the bottom of Fusion 360 > Visual Style > select Shaded. The default Visual Style is "Shaded with Visual Edges Only," which is used throughout this course.
Item Description:	Title from resource description page (viewed April 12, 2022).
Physical Description:	1 online resource (6 minutes)
Playing Time:	00:05:31