Fusion 360: Sketch Constraints

[NickHoddinott]

So nice to watch a tutorial that just gets straight to the point and tells you exactly what you need in as few words as possible. Well done.

[RedIron]

Not sure why these Taylor Stein videos don't get as much traction as others. I find they are always direct, quick paced, well formatted, incredibly informative. I wish there were more.

[tomiadventures]

Coincident – 0:18
Colinear – 0:54
Concentric – 1:13
MidPoint – 1:38
Fix/UnFix – 2:40
Parallel – 3:21
Perpendicular – 3:39
Horizontal/Vertical – 4:12
Tangent – 4:58
Smooth(Curvature) – 5:39
Equal – 6:13
Symmetry – 7:00
Hints/Tips – 7:49

Great video, thanks!

[HiTechDiver]

Didn't have to go on a ride to the store with him and his grandma, to go grocery shopping (like so many other vids) before he got to the point. Clear, concise, and very fluid narration. Thank you. You got my attention; just Sub'd and liked.

[parpar]

Taylor, i've seen literally seen 1000s of videos of various subjects. I gotta tell ya... "BEST PRESENTATION EVER" !

[Spectt]

This was really helpful! I struggle the most with understanding how & when to use which constraint and the little pictures aren't easy to understand.

[exscape]

Brilliant tutorial! I feel like I went from understanding the basics of a few constraints to being able to use them all, in less than 10 minutes.

[glowcone]

This is how every tutorial should be like. Prepared and clear and no rambling introductions. Great job!

[arkain]

I've been wanting to learn what all those constraints do in Fusion 360 for a long time and finally now I get it. Thanks for making this great tutorial video, it helped me understand an important part of Fusion 360 that I didn't want to bother experimenting with to figure out.

[cmar]

Thank you! Sketch constraints are really under documented for the amount of power they provide. This video really clarifies the differences.

[LexiQnTech]

Everyone have the constrains on the sketch palete but i dont have them there is there any way to put the constrains option on the sketch palete ?

[raybly]

That's a huge help, So much to learn, you could probably design my boat in an hour. I wish you would make a series from beginner to expert using just one teacher such as yourself. Your videos are right to the point without a bunch of chatter. I feel like I'm starting in the middle trying to find videos I can learn from. Thank you!!

[sethother]

What did you do to deselect the coincident constraint at 0:28. After I select the point and the line, the coincident constraint stays selected, but you must have done something to deselect it at 0:28

[vishnupandrangi]

I have my certification tomorrow. This is a very quick review and an excellent tutorial. Thank you.

[SusiBiker]

Thank you for an excellent explanation. It all looks so simple... And is.
Then an hour later I've forgotten a huge chunk of it!
Bookmarked for future reference. Thank you!!
Susi xx

[nickmccarthy]

Hi nice video, I’m new to fusion. I’m trying to figure out how to make a 2d drawing for a truck grill using a hexagonal pattern. I used the polygon tool and made the hexagons .500” opening and about .125” spacing between each but I don’t know how to use the constraints to line up the center points of each hexagon. Please help 🙏

[karlosss]

Thank you, Thank you.... Quick & straight to the point with no bumbling. Subscribed!

[greggroos]

Excellent. Clearly explained, visual and verbal descriptions are in sync and paced well. Very little "glossing over" or skipping vital information (perhaps I missed it, but the order that entities are selected seems to matter) No extra words, I imagine this is how William Strunk talked. Thanks for making!

[thesuperzain]

This is great. Just started using fusion and these videos are a massive help!

[timdrnec]

Is there any way to sketch _without_ constraints being added until you assign them? I find I use most of my time tracking down and deleting constraints that Fusion has decided I'd like. Lines become fixed to other lines, moving a circle drags half the drawing around, etc. I'd love to be able to just sketch without constraints and then go back in once I'm sure of the design intent... Can I delete only constraints within a selected boundary for instance..?