Tangency vs Curvature Continuity when Creating Fillets and Lofts #Fusion360
In this video we are going to dive into the differences between using a Tangency vs. a Curvature Continuity when defining a loft of fillet. We want to look at curvature maps, zebra stripes and reflections to better understand why you might chose one over the other. This is a really large topic so this is only meant to be an introduction to the concept. I plan to cover more surfacing in-depth in future videos. You can download the dataset here: https://a360.co/3v1pBPg

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