Learn how use the Circular Pattern tool to create a pattern in a circular arrangement in Fusion.

Circular Pattern Circular Pattern duplicates faces, bodies, features, or components in a design and distributes them around a linear axis to create a circular pattern .

Learn how to use the Circular Pattern tool to create identical copies of sketch geometry in a circular pattern in Fusion.

From the Pattern Type drop-down menu, select Circular pattern .

Click Sketch > Create > Circular Pattern . This displays the Circular Pattern dialog.

Click Sketch > Create > Circular Pattern . This displays the Circular Pattern dialog.

You can also suppress individual copies within the pattern . Circular Pattern The Circular Pattern tool creates copies around a center point that you select.

New Pattern can be used to create a rectangular array, circular array, mirror image or a random pattern of copied toolpaths.

You configure the linear and circular patterns much like the Rectangular Pattern and Circular Pattern commands in the Design workspace.

Click Design > Solid > Create > Pattern > Circular Pattern to activate the Circular Pattern tool.

On the Manufacturing workspace toolbar, click Setup > New Pattern . Choose a Pattern Type of Linear pattern , Circular pattern , Mirror pattern , Duplication pattern , or Component pattern .

It does not actually produce a spiral, but rather a circular pattern as shown below. Spiral (default) Spiral with circles Concentric circles

Create > Pattern > Rectangular Pattern Create > Pattern > Circular Pattern Create > Pattern > Pattern On Path Pattern Type Select a pattern Type.

Click Done when ready to accept the pattern location. Circular With a schematic or board open, select object to pattern and click Place > Pattern .

Hexagonal: Distributes objects across the faces in a repeating hexagonal pattern . Circular : Distributes objects across the faces in a concentric circular pattern .