What do I have to do in Fusion 360 in order to cut this out? Most of the details will select fine, but a few end up all segmented, and when I create a cutpath it misses a lot of the outlines.
Fusion 360 Help
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Re: Fusion 360 Help
I opened your design in Corel Draw and saw that the objects were on multiple layers. It could be that some of the layers were being ignored when you were creating your cutpath and that could be why objects were missing. Fusion is great for mechanical design but for art stuff it can be cumbersome, I prefer Corel Draw. Inkscape is free one that many here use. Not sure how to fix your issue in Fusion but if it helps here is your design I brought into Corel and put all objects on a single layer.
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Re: Fusion 360 Help
Thank you!
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Re: Fusion 360 Help
Can you explain how you put all the objects in a single layer using corel?cuttinparts wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2019 12:04 pm I opened your design in Corel Draw and saw that the objects were on multiple layers. It could be that some of the layers were being ignored when you were creating your cutpath and that could be why objects were missing. Fusion is great for mechanical design but for art stuff it can be cumbersome, I prefer Corel Draw. Inkscape is free one that many here use. Not sure how to fix your issue in Fusion but if it helps here is your design I brought into Corel and put all objects on a single layer.
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Re: Fusion 360 Help
Super easy. Just open your file in Corel and select all the objects on your screen. Click on "Copy" then open a new blank document and click on "Paste" and it will paste all the objects on 1 layer. Let me know if you need more clarification but that should get you there.