Fusion 360 Sketching and Constraints 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: What constraint ensures two sketch points share the same location in Fusion 360?
- Coincident (Correct answer)
- Concentric
- Collinear
- Symmetric
Correct answer: Coincident
The Coincident constraint merges two points so they occupy the same position in the sketch.
Question 2: Which Fusion 360 sketch tool creates a rectangle by specifying its center point and one corner?
- Center Rectangle (Correct answer)
- 2-Point Rectangle
- 3-Point Rectangle
- Slot
Correct answer: Center Rectangle
The Center Rectangle tool places a rectangle by first clicking the center, then dragging to define size.
Question 3: In Fusion 360, what does an underconstrained sketch entity appear as?
- Blue (Correct answer)
- Black
- Red
- Green
Correct answer: Blue
Blue entities in a Fusion 360 sketch indicate that they still have free degrees of motion and are underconstrained.
Question 4: Which constraint forces a line to remain horizontal or vertical without specifying the exact angle?
- Horizontal/Vertical (Correct answer)
- Parallel
- Fixed
- Collinear
Correct answer: Horizontal/Vertical
The Horizontal/Vertical constraint locks a line so it stays aligned to the X or Y sketch axis.
Question 5: What is the keyboard shortcut to activate the Line tool in Fusion 360 sketch mode?
- L (Correct answer)
- S
- C
- P
Correct answer: L
Pressing L activates the Line sketch tool, allowing you to draw connected line segments.
Question 6: Which Fusion 360 constraint makes two circles or arcs share the same center point?
- Concentric (Correct answer)
- Coincident
- Equal
- Tangent
Correct answer: Concentric
The Concentric constraint aligns the center points of two circles or arcs so they share a common center.
What constraint ensures two sketch points share the same location in Fusion 360?