Welcome to the second video of Module four in this quick video, we will take a look at four tools that
Fusion offers us using which we can create 3D objects without creating a sketch.
We can create for basic 3D objects, which include a box, a cylinder, a sphere and a Taurus.
Let's walk through each of these now.
So let's first take a look at how to create a box.
Well, Fusion calls it a box.
It's very much of Cuba occupied.
So click on the box and then select your plane.
Lets you select the bottom line here, and then we can create essentially a two point rectangle.
So we'll see how one mode can go to be 60 by 100.
I can hit Enter and fusion automatically extrude it for us and then using this arrow or this.
Boxier, we can change the height of it, so let's say I want it to be 70mm high.
Now, as for a regular tabloid, you have three dimensions the length, width and height, you can change
these dimensions from here, or you can use these five arrows to drag it out or inwards in any direction
you want.
It OK, so that is how you create a box.
The next command is a cylinder.
Similar to the box, you have to select a plane and then create a sketch of circle.
So let's say I wanted to be 50 and then when I click, Fusion automatically excluded it for us.
Again, using this arrow, we can change the height and using this area at the bottom here, we can
change the diameter of the circle.
Once again, we have our two measurements on this panel here, which we can alter.
Our third.
Tool is a sphere.
Now, this is one of the most simple ones, if you are creating your sphere from the origin, the plane
doesn't really matter.
So can select any plane and all you need to do is just click at.
The origin and fusion will automatically create fear for you as fuel.
Because it's the same in every direction.
So let's say I want the diameter of my sphere to be 50 millimeters, I can type it in there and as you
can see, our sphere has been created.
Now, our fourth and final tool is a Taurus course that, if you don't know, is just a donut shape,
really and select the plane and then you can draw out a circle.
Now, as you can see, our ship has been created.
We have two measurements here.
The inner diameter and the torso diameter.
So my inner diameter would be the distance from.
This point, the origin point to the center of this sickness of the tourists and my tourism diameter
would just be the thickness of.
The donor.
Now again, you can use these arrows to size oversized down or change feet in a diameter.
Now, one thing I would like to draw your attention to is the position.
So if I want it to be inside, what basically happens is my inner diameter essentially becomes the outer
diameter, where the distance from the outside edge to the other outside edge is now 51.
If I change it to outside, however.
The distance from the inner diameter to the inner dimity on the other side is then fifty one.
And my theory often is on centre.
So the centre of one point to the centre of the other point is then fifty one.
So these are the three settings for a tourist's.
And that's it, you have learned how to create four basic 3D objects without creating a sketch.
In our next video, we will look at four more tools that you can use to create 3D objects without a
sketch which are more advanced and.
Relatively more useful than these for that you've just learned, so.
So can.
So for now, practice using these four tools, and I will see you in the next video.