You can edit mesh bodies in Fusion 360 using various tools, such as Direct Edit, which allows you to manipulate selected faces directly.
One common method involves using the Direct Edit tool within the Mesh tab of the Design workspace. This process focuses on selecting and transforming specific areas of your mesh body.
Here are the steps involved when using the Direct Edit tool, based on the provided information:
- Access the Tool: In the Design workspace, navigate to the Mesh tab. From there, select Modify > Direct Edit.
- Adjust Selection Settings: A Mesh Selection Palette dialog will appear. Use this dialog to adjust settings that control how you select mesh faces (e.g., brush size, selection type).
- Select Faces: In the canvas, select the desired individual faces on your mesh body. You can select a single face or a combination of multiple faces.
- Modify the Selection: Once you have an initial selection, you can refine it. This might involve adding or removing faces from the current selection set based on your needs.
- Edit Selected Faces: With the faces selected, you can then proceed to edit them. The Direct Edit tool allows you to transform the selected faces, which typically includes moving, rotating, or scaling that specific area of the mesh.
This process provides a direct way to make localized changes to the surface of a mesh body by manipulating its underlying faces.
For more details on mesh editing capabilities in Fusion 360, you can refer to the official documentation here.
