Learn how to use the Capture Position and Revert commands to capture or revert the position of components in an assembly as you move them in the canvas in Fusion.

Capture Position In the dialog, check Capture Position to capture the new position .

Optional: Check the box next to Capture Position to capture the new position of the component.

Click Solid > Assemble > Joint and set the Motion type to Revolute on the Joint dialog. Click Capture Position on the dialog to indicte you want to use the current position of the connector.

Ground To Parent will override the following assembly relationships: Rigid Groups Move Pin Capture Position Ground To Parent and Pin These two tools can seem similar but they have several key differences.

Note: If you moved one or more components in the canvas, you are asked whether you want to capture the current position or continue in the previous position .

Hello, is there a way to enable Capture position when moving parts ?

Hello, is there a way to enable Capture position when moving parts ?

An Assembly Context is created during Edit In Place when you: Associate a dimension with another component Associate a constraint with another component Associate a sketch projection with another component Move a component into place and capture its current position Features you create while an Assembly Context is active are linked to it.

Feature A Feature captures parametric changes to your design in the Timeline.

If you use the following tools, Fusion will automatically switch you to the Local Context, where you can use them: Joint As-Built Joint Rigid Group Tangent Relationship Drive Joints Component Drag Capture Position Revert Position Ground Unground Animate Joint Animate Model Edit Joint Limits

Thermal Applied Temperature, 100° F: First body (rod in the -X position ) Applied Temperature, 300° F: Second body (rod in the middle position ) Applied Temperature, 500° F: Third body (rod in the +X position ) Theoretical Solution The variables used in the equations and table on this page are defined as follows: δz: Z (axial) displacement.

You can use X, Y, Z manipulators to move to the desired position . Or, specify the values manually.

Click and drag the fixture screw and move it to the side. Click Capture Position to se the current position of all the components as their default position .

If a dialog appears telling you some components have moved, click Capture Position . On the toolbar, click Finish Edit to exit the contextual environment.