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If you look really close half of the rounded top is created by the cut. The other half of each rounded top is the result of the patterned cuts meeting each other perfectly. I see it looks a little confusing when the copy of the body is visible after that step.

@@Fusion360modeling-fb4gt OK, I finally figured out what happened. MATH! Ugh. Instead of 30degrees left and right, I somehow did 30degrees from each Construction line... so... 15degrees left and right. Which means it never touched using 6 arms. Yay for the Timeline!!! And thanks again for the video!!!

Thanks! If you by fill it mean make it a solid body you would have to surface patch the openings and stitch the resulting surfaces together.

@@Fusion360modeling-fb4gt thank you that is exactly what I meant. Trying now with model. I have only worked in solid - and all your videos are a great help to many challenges I've had. Thanks for your channel!

@@madincn Oh, sorry. I should really fix that volume issue for future videos.

@@doublerpix1597 I don't show the actual building process in this video. Instead I go through the timeline and explain how the thing was built step by step. After I came to the step in the timeline when the cut appears I explain how the sweep feature has to be set up. The sweep needs a profile and a path (the two sketches I show earlier). You also have to set a value for twist angle for this shape.

@@tayyarbayrakci9222 Yes, maybe I can help. Or you can post the question in Fusion subreddit. That's where I find some of the qustions I make videos on.

@@antonioguerra3030 Emboss would not create exactly the same result. I wanted the slot to have identical width all the way through (like a cylindrical pin that slides along it has). Emboss gives a cut that is perpendicular to the surface. In this case it would widen outwards in the vertical part. Of course the difference is minimal. Main reason for solid sweep was me wanting to explore the tool :)

@@Fusion360modeling-fb4gt Te he entendido, mil disculpas si te he ofendido y a seguir con los tutoriales que siempre se aprende algo... Gracias.

​@@antonioguerra3030Don't worry, I like all comments and questions. And I really like when people point out different approaches. 👍

@@blooper68 Not sure what you mean. At what time in the video? Maybe you just need to use the stitch tool to merge them, or do you have a gap between them?

@@Fusion360modeling-fb4gt yep, turns out i didnt stitch them properly. thanks!

Sorry, english is not my first language. I'm just trying to be accurate. Recommend it to people with sleeping problems 😅

Amazing! Love your calm voice, this is very useful and I had no idea it could do this so thank you for that. Keep it up.

You just cant please some people

@@rollabooth I think they were pleased if they wanted to sleep :)

@@O-RoD Nope, that would make it intersect in certain areas while making distance at others.

@@keal.vietnam It would be a long video... You could make the bottom sketch a lot more simple if you want. Try to sketch just a cross and see what you get by using the same principles as in the video (then you can skip the circular pattern for the spiraling cut).

@@Fusion360modeling-fb4gt How can I create an axial twisted sketch on a triangular pyramid surface, I implore you to make a short video on how to create an axial twisted sketch on a pyramid surface. please sir

@@keal.vietnam Use the same methods as in this video. The only difference would be that the first sketch is a triangle instead of a circle. Easiest way to sketch a equilateral triangle is to use the polygon tool (press Tab to switch between the inputs for dimension and number of sides).

@@Fusion360modeling-fb4gt Thank you so muchhhh <3

@@Hrev23. Yes, why not?

@@Fusion360modeling-fb4gt just making sure! Thanks for your help, great video. Just got yourself a sub!

@@Fusion360modeling-fb4gt any chance you could make more fidget videos like this? Maybe even something like an articulated dragon

@@Hrev23. Not sure Fusion would be the right tool for those dragons. My main thing is to try to answer questions about how to solve specific problems in Fusion. So if a question pops up about how to create some geometry, that happens to be part of another fidget toy, it's very possible I will make a video on that.

@@dugy40 Thanks! It would have been a very long video. There are some really good tutorials about sketches. And after that it' takes some practice to really get a hang of it. But it's really worth it since sketching is a main part of how Fusion works. For this specific shape I advice you to make a simplified version of the sketch, maybe just a cross, and see how it works out when sweeping it.