Fusion 360 Quick Tips | Form Edge Control | How to Create a Tight Corner Transition |

In this quick tip we will learn how to add a tight edge to a freeform body.

[@planejanemodeling]

Nice! Def gona use this. Thanks!

[@LearnEverythingAboutDesign]

Great! Question, would you rather see this videos pop up in shorts like this in square format, or just a short full screen video like normal content?

[@planejanemodeling]

@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign Personally I prefer this format as it keeps the subject matter centered so you can see the full results. Sometimes when I'm searching for a function, I may not know what it's called but visually know what I want to do. Or sometimes there are tricks like this where I would've never even thought of bevel....probably try to insert an edge but not quite get what I want.

[@LANCyt]

Thanks for tips

[@LearnEverythingAboutDesign]

Welcome. Anything you want to see just let me know.

[@Pantherophis]

Like your other videos this is very helpful, but I've been having some trouble getting it to respond like this on a more complicated model- in smooth display one of the edges is "pulled" into being a very tight radius itself, while the other is "pushed" to sit nearly flat against the model's surface. I've checked several times but the edge in box display is not creased. I am hoping to achieve a radius a bit larger than the one in the video (maybe about 10-15% the length of the adjacent edges) but I'm having trouble achieving this with two and three edges defining that radius along the edge.

[@LearnEverythingAboutDesign]

it is tricky for sure. usually on simple models the corners can be done with just 2 edges. Using Bevel and removing the original edge and replacing it with 2 is the easiest path. If you have a design that needs more control you might find you need 3 edges, but bevel and insert edge often times make it tricky because you don't want them to be "flat" relative to each other. So using Insert Edge but then moving the edges slightly all together. If you double click an edge it will select its entire "chain" and you can move it that way. Check out this video and see if it helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJaVqnxvi9akmdE

[@nicholassoodeen7452]

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[@LearnEverythingAboutDesign]

Did this show up in "shorts" for you? trying out this format.