Closed amra closed 8 months ago
Le0Michine
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11 months ago to clarify, is the interaction you suggesting something you saw implemented by some other application? Would be great to be able to take a look at how it works. From what I saw in the documentation so far I'm not sure that it is something supported out of the box and trying to simulate that might take a lot of effort with unstable result which would be more frustrating to use than beneficial.
DraconPern
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9 months ago For the OP, you can use the component feature and reference it externally. https://help.autodesk.com/view/fusion360/ENU/?guid=GUID-5966BF6B-4135-49B3-B5BF-29A6577C9E72 Just save the gridfinity object in it's own file and you'll not see the timeline.
Le0Michine
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8 months ago made a change automatically collapsing all generated features in timeline, if nothing breaks, will include it into the next release
Le0Michine
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8 months ago the change is added into new release https://github.com/Le0Michine/FusionGridfinityGenerator/releases/tag/v1.2.7.0, pending update of the app in the autodesk app store
After generating a gridfinity object about 20 operations will be added to timeline.
Similar to other Fusion 360 operations, I would prefer this to be a single object. And after double-click on the operation in timeline an initial window is shown, where I can adjust parameters (e.g. edit height).