One of the key features of Fusion 360 is combining all of the stages of creating 3D parts and designs, from a prototype to a finished product, in a single sustainable workflow. It was an innovative solution, and the process of creating the interface was mainly inspired by users feedback, while some of the options and add-ons were integrated after software engineers and active users joined efforts. Then the company released an even more successful and modern piece of software - Fusion 360, which is mainly cloud-based and capable of enabling group access to projects and cloud storage.
Read on to learn more.įusion 360 origin and distinctive featuresįusion 360 is based on the Inventor, a user-friendly design and simulation program that also houses tools for creating models and assemblies. Fusion 360 has many advantages over other CAD software. This software can become a great asset both for hobbyists, in light of an individual licensing system, and for professionals, considering the attractive cost of licensing for commercial use.
You can see the results of what some people are doing already on the forums though so it is promising.Autodesk Fusion 360 is a 3D modeling, design and calculation software that combines CAD, CAM and CAE tools in a single system. It is still in preview at the moment I believe and don't think it is taking on anymore testers for feedback so will likely have to wait a while. I haven't used this service for quite some time but it did manage to take fairly complex 3D geometry and turn it into workable 2D patterns and this can then be exported as a DXF or other format - issue with this one is that the sketch needs some thickness to it so you would need to use the extrude or a combination of features such as patch then thicken to generate a 3D modelĮventually when the Sheet Metal environment comes on board this might also prove a likely possibility as the ability to flatten geometry could then be used to create a flat pattern.Use Exact Flat ( a Fusion add-in) to generate a flattened version and then work with it to get it to DXF.problem with this one is if you want to have a 2D sticker wrap onto a 3D object then it will lose some of its dimensional attributes.other geometry, offset plane, XYZ plane) and line up where you want the sketch plane to be then use the Project command (shortcut "P") to send it to the surface Start a new sketch on a plane that suits (i.e. Depending on what you are actually after I can see two possible solutions for this:
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