So after some research online, I found that I needed to stich the model, yet Fusion didn't allow me to do that either.

So after some research online, I found that I needed to stich the model, yet Fusion didn't allow me to do that either.

Issue: when performing stiching , the stiching feature does not adhere to (some?)

Issue: when performing stiching , the stiching feature does not adhere to (some?)

Hi, seems like polygon pours does not see GND vias from via stiching tool. Manual vias work. Hi @silvio3105 @jorge_garcia For the via stitching issue, our develop team is working on it.

Tried to redo via stiching with already existing restrict via polygon.

I'm creating an insert to help shape airflow out of a radiator, When trying to stich the surfaces I get a lot of unsuspected free edges.

Got this model from a manufacturer and want to incorporate to a larger assembly and then into drawing mode, but I'm able to successfully stitch the model into one body.

Got this model from a manufacturer and want to incorporate to a larger assembly and then into drawing mode, but I'm able to successfully stitch the model into one body.

I'm creating an insert to help shape airflow out of a radiator, When trying to stich the surfaces I get a lot of unsuspected free edges.

Delete the faulty surfaces. Patch/ Stich Surfaces. ArticleId:kA9Kf0000011GyX ArticleNumber:000635549

Fusion takes forever and does not respond when I try to stich the surfaces together. Is there any other strategies or ways around this?

Intersecting points or duplicate geometries (normal or construction lines) Try one of the following; Convert the part to a body if it is a surface by using the Stich command. Flip the Extents direction of the hole: Recreate a New solid body or repair an existing body.

i think i figured out how to do it you have to export stl, and import stl to autodesk fusion360 and then when you open it up you should possibly see repair option on meshbody of stl file and choose repair, ( stich and remove) click 3d bodies, then export again as f3d file thank you hope this helps somebody else!

Delete all the top surfaces (probably you will have to use delete tool more than one time since there are some hidden surfaces bellow)(Delete Tool) Stich the patch with all the surfaces(stitch tool) Finally, use surface Loft to create the top surface connecting the cylinder (profile1) to the base (profile 2)(surface loft Tool) Stitch both surfaces (the loft surface and the rest of the remaining surfaces), and you will get the final solid.