[ysli]

The exported Fusion 360 curve is not normal to the surface. The following are my settings:




Above is the imported curve from RoboDK. There are only 3 points for exported Fusion360 curve, and its direction is not normal to the selected surface.

Am I missing some settings? Or, is this a Fusin360 Plug-in bug?

-Yishin

[Olivier]

Hi Yishin,

Since it is a small fillet, I suggest you lower the Linear Tolerance value in the Polyline Curve Setting to 0.01mm.

Let me know if that fixed your issue.

Olivier

[ysli]

Since it is a small fillet, I suggest you lower the Linear Tolerance value in the Polyline Curve Setting to 0.01mm.

The curve direction are still incorrect. They are not normal to the selected faces. Should I update some RoboDK settings?
Fusion f3d file is attached. Please help clarify if you can have curves normal to the faces for this file.

[Olivier]

Hi ysli,

Was the part made with fusion360 ?

Olivier

[ysli]

Was the part made with fusion360 ?

No, it was converted from a STEP file provided by our clients. And, I have no idea what it was made with.

-Yishin

[ysli]

Was the part made with fusion360 ?

No, it was converted from a STEP file provided by our clients. And, I have no idea what it was made with.

Hi Olivier,

Thanks for your hint. I got workaround by creating a new face and curve with Fusion 360 to resolve my issue.

Is it possible for your Fusion360 plug-in to deal with imported 3D models?
We have a lot of STEP files provided by clients for grinding.

-Yishin

[Jeremy]

Hi Yishin,

We will look into it.
We discovered that issue when we created the Fusion plugin, the bug is in fact a Fusion bug and not a RoboDK one.

We will see it a fix was made available by Fusion.
(Note: not all imported surfaces are problematic, some work, some don't...)

Jeremy

[ysli]

We will look into it.
We discovered that issue when we created the Fusion plugin, the bug is in fact a Fusion bug and not a RoboDK one.

We will see it a fix was made available by Fusion.
(Note: not all imported surfaces are problematic, some work, some don't...)

Hi Jeremy,

I tried to convert that STEP file with Rhinoceros 5.0, and send it to Fusion for RoboDK. Still, got no luck. It's normal vector is incorrect.

Is there a link about this Fusion bug?
(such as forum discussion or bug tracking list mention inFusion bug report)

I have to confirm if Fusion + RoboDK is a right solution combination for our clients.
Or, please recommend another CAD plugin, which doesn't have such bug for RoboDK.

Thanks,

Yishin

[Jeremy]

Hi Yishin,

Can you share the Step file?
I'll try it with some other CAD plugins.

Jeremy

[ysli]

Can you share the Step file?
I'll try it with some other CAD plugins.

Hi Jeremy,

The STEP file is attached.
You have a RoboDK video about using Fusion CAM to generate path for RoboDK.
If Fusion has problem about generate normal curves, How do you think about doing this task with Fusion CAM?

Thanks,

Yishin