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https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-d ... 188/page/3
can't move a sketch
I'm struggling to do very basic things in Fusion 360, including moving sketches. The instructions here do not work for me at all:

For example: I sketch a centerpoint circle. Then I want to move that circle. I right click, select 'move,' and the dialogue pops up saying "no selection." The circle is no longer select-able. WTF #1.

I change mode from "bodies, sketches.." to "move sketch objects" and now I can select the center point and get the manipulator. Progress! Then I move it along the x axis, lets say 300mm, click ok, and... nothing happens. WTF #2.

Going back, I find the only change I CAN make is rotating the circle about a moved pivot point. For some reason that actually moves the sketch. WTF #3.

Clearly I'm missing something...

Rhino model units = Millimeters
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Scale imported STEP geometry to match Rhino model units?

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https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/layers-bug/196600

... I'm running WIP after running into problems on my MAC.

The Pipe Fittings are 3D Step files from McMaster Carr.

Somehow the two pictured inherit Purple from Layer 2, and don't react as expected as Green items on the 45deg/F sublayer.

Aria wrote:Rhino 8 is quite versatile when it comes to importing various file types, making it a favorite among designers and engineers. Here’s a comprehensive list of file types that import well into Rhino 8:

Supported File Formats for Importing into Rhino 8:

Rhino 3D Model Formats:
.3dm (Rhino 3D Model)
.3dmbak (Rhino 3D Model Backup)
.rws (Rhino Worksession)

Common CAD Formats:
.dwg / .dxf (AutoCAD)
.dgn (MicroStation)
.step / .stp (STEP)
.iges / .igs (IGES)
.sat (ACIS)

3D Model Formats:
.fbx (Autodesk FBX)
.3ds (3D Studio)
.obj (Wavefront OBJ)
.3mf (3D Manufacturing Format)

Other Formats:
.stl (Stereolithography)
.glTF (GL Transmission Format)
.usd (Universal Scene Description)
.e57 (E57 Point Cloud)

Additional Notes:
Rhino 8 also supports Dynamic Blocks and has improved compatibility with various formats, enhancing its usability across different design applications.
The software is designed to work well with other applications, allowing for a smooth workflow without being locked into proprietary formats.
If you have a specific project in mind or need help with a particular file type, feel free to ask! What are you planning to create in Rhino 8?

https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/major-gr ... val/197281
I found that setting my grid interval to 12.7 mm works well for snapping to English intervals, but Rhino only accepts whole numbers.