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Components Itās good practice to separate each part of our model into different components. This will make is possible to attach them together later with articulated joints.
Itās good practice to separate each part of our model into different components. This will make is possible to attach them together later with articulated joints.
Save our design Oops, we forgot to do something quite important; Save our design. Fusion saves a new version of our model each time we click the save button. This helps when weāre working on one part of the design in one file, and assemble the parts in another file - Fusion will know if there is a newer version of the part and ask you to update the assembled version. Letās do this now.
Oops, we forgot to do something quite important; Save our design.
Fusion saves a new version of our model each time we click the save button. This helps when weāre working on one part of the design in one file, and assemble the parts in another file - Fusion will know if there is a newer version of the part and ask you to update the assembled version.
Letās do this now.
eyelids
We want to create the new component at the same level as the original component we created. This will allow us to join them together later.
Eyelids
The result should look like this:
ASSEMBLE
Create New Component
Lower Eyelid
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