Learn about three ways how to edit 3D models - using a timeline, a browser, or by selecting geometry.

You accomplished this task using the following tools: Edit Feature

In this activity, you switch to direct modeling mode to alter the angle of bearing arm, and then you restart the design history.

Additional tips Quick tip: Clone and edit to maximize generative solutions Quick tip: Remove features

You can control associativity for Edit In Place sessions in Fusion. There are two associativity options: Associative Non-Associative Associative (default) When associativity is set to Associative, you can: Add features to a component or edit its existing features , as if you were editing it in a separate tab.

You can edit a base feature . However, because no record of the operations persists, you can't edit a feature 's parameters after creating it.

When you edit a Base Feature , you enter the Base Feature contextual environment, which is a Direct Modeling session within the parametric design.

There are a few ways to edit feature parameters: In the timeline, right-click a Feature and select Edit .

Right-click the feature you want to edit , then select Edit Feature .

Use the Direct Edit tool to create a mesh base feature that you can edit directly in Fusion.

On the Edit In Place menu, click Finish Edit In Place to return to the parent design.

Components are just the containers for bodies, bodies are the containers for shapes. Edit bodies in place If your intent is to edit the original definition of the body, find the sketch or feature that created it and either double click or right click to edit .

Configure the suppression state of a feature In the Configuration Table, locate the Object Suppression column for the feature you want to edit .

Select Edit Derive Feature . The source design opens in a new document tab and the Edit Derived Design dialog displays.

Right-click the feature in the Timeline and select Edit Feature to edit adjust its settings.