How to Rectangular Pattern Sketch Geometry in Fusion 360

How to Rectangular Pattern Sketch Geometry in Fusion 360. The sketch rectangular pattern tool can be activated from the sketch dropdown list… or from the right-click sketch menu.

It’s important to note that there is also a rectangular pattern tool located in the create dropdown list, which works with 3-dimensional objects, including faces, bodies, features, and components. However, the sketch rectangular pattern tool, which I’ll demo in this video, only works with 2-dimensional sketch geometry.

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - How to Rectangular Pattern Sketch Geometry in Fusion 360
0:43 - Accessing the pattern command
2:20 - Selecting the objects to pattern
3:07 - Changing the quantity
3:54 - Changing the extent type
4:45 - Setting the direction
8:00 - Deleting the pattern constraint
10:25 - Selecting the closed profile

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