“It’s just a warning, so I can ignore it, right? I can fix it later, if I have time.” If you let errors pile up, they get harder to fix, for a number of reasons.
It’s really easy to just ignore problems in your model, especially warnings. This may be the most important point of all. They are useful, we think, to keep in the front of your mind when doing parametric design. Call them tips, or recommendations, or whatever. There are just a couple of things we want to lead with. We will only cover the Design workspace and tools, not CAM/Manufacture, Simulation, or Drawings. We believe this understanding will help you both to fix the errors when they happen and also how to design/edit in such a way that you avoid ever seeing the errors in the first place. We’ll show you enough of the internals of Fusion so that you can understand the root cause of these errors. We’ll explore the tools and techniques that are available in Fusion to help you repair a wide variety of Fusion errors and warnings that can happen when working with a design. The purpose of this article is to help you fix your Fusion 360 design when it breaks, and how to prevent those errors from occurring in the first place. Those errors and warnings are there for a reason. Even the best Fusion 360 designers sometimes end up with errors and warnings in their designs.
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