Design > Solid > Create > Create Form Form contextual environment The Form contextual environment contains tools that let you create and modify T-Spline bodies.

Select the newly created form mill tool. Click Edit Tool.

In this tutorial, you: Create T-Spline forms using the Box and Revolve tools Create T-Spline forms using the Sweep and Loft tools Modify a T-Spline form Change the display mode and insert edges into a T-Spline form Prerequisites In the Data Panel, browse to the Samples section and open: Basic Training> 03 - Sculpting> 03_Sculpting_Introduction.f3d

In this tutorial, you: Created T-Spline forms using the Box and Revolve tools Created T-Spline forms using the Sweep and Loft tools Modified a T-Spline form Changed the display mode and inserted edges into a T-Spline form

Edit the T-Spline box form to the shape of the image by: Using several controls on the Edit Form tool.

In this activity, you: Create a T-Spline form using the Box tool.

Create a T-Spline form using the Loft tool.

This area of learning consists of a series of tutorials to walk you through the core Fusion workflows in the Form contextual environment. Tutorials organization Creating and modifying T-Spline forms In this tutorial, you create organic solid bodies and surfaces by leveraging T-Splines.

The following tools in the Design workspace, Form contextual environment, in the Form > Create panel, let you create a T-Spline body from a primitive shape in Fusion.

Prerequisites Basic Training > 03 - Sculpting > 03_Sculpting_Introduction.f3d Complete Activity 1: Create a T-Spline box and a T-Spline form using the Revolve tool Complete Activity 2: Create T-Spline forms using the Sweep and Loft tools Steps Hide the previously created loft body, Body 4 (1), and turn on the visibility of the T-Spline box created in Activity 1.

A form mill tool is a specialized cutting tool designed to create complex shapes and contours.

Click to start a corner point, drag to form a diagonal line across the rectangle, then click to form the opposite corner.

Boundary Fill creates , joins, or removes volumes using bounding volumes formed by tool selections.

Click Solid > Create > Create Form , to open the Form tab.

Created a T-Spline box with Symmetry.