You forgot to mention a fairly important detail. You imported the mesh but before clicking off the mesh to see that it was yellow, you cut the scene and used the “convert mesh” function to convert it into a solid. You should tell people that function is only available in the PAID versions of fusion 360. To anyone using this software, if you follow this tutorial you will end up with a yellow mesh that is more or less unusable.
I think the object of the tutorial is how to get your scans INTO Fusion360, and assumes the watcher is already somewhat familiar with Fusion360 tools and features already. Besides, there's about a billion great F360 mesh tutorials on youtube already.
You forgot to mention a fairly important detail. You imported the mesh but before clicking off the mesh to see that it was yellow, you cut the scene and used the “convert mesh” function to convert it into a solid. You should tell people that function is only available in the PAID versions of fusion 360. To anyone using this software, if you follow this tutorial you will end up with a yellow mesh that is more or less unusable.
not sure if this has changed since or what, but on my person (free) copy im able to convert to a body, hope this helps someone down the line
Hm where do i find the cropying tool in the polycam app? Is this only a feature in the ios app?
Can you then export a file back to polycam and visuals¡ise it on the polycam mobile app ?
Terrible tutorial. Just blazing through most of the steps and not even trying to help someone not familiar with Fusion 360.
I think the object of the tutorial is how to get your scans INTO Fusion360, and assumes the watcher is already somewhat familiar with Fusion360 tools and features already. Besides, there's about a billion great F360 mesh tutorials on youtube already.