When I first started learning Fusion 360 (3 years ago) this was one of the first videos I watched. The year is 2021. I already have my own channel about Fusion 360, but I constantly come across this video in the recommendations.
@@LittleRainGames no i don't mean that at all. I mean exactly what i said. It was the most stupid comment on that day. It was literally so retarded it will have trumped everything else. It matters not when the comment was made, just that at the exact moment in time when i saw it that it was indeed retarded. Now if you could kindly fuck off that would be great
One of the many reasons why I like Fusion 360, flexibility. If I want to model using surfaces, just like I used to do in Rhino, I can. Fusion 360 is so versatile and powerful, it's a pleasure to work with.
Michael Cramblet hey lil help here. I need a laptop for my engineering design softwares. I am doin mechanical engineering. I can't spend 2-3k dollars on workstations. Can I run the softwares like Siemens NX ,solidworks, Inventor ,CATIA etc on geforceGTX 1060? Quadros are expensive. Intel i5 7th Gen, 16gb ram, with SSD , and GTX geforce 1060 is all that I can afford.. .
zavior hunt Yes, you sure can run them. You don't need a workstation to run Solidworks, my 4GB RAM laptop from 2013 with no SSD could run SW 2016. Now I have a 16GB RAM with SSD and 2GB VRAM, but use Fusion and it's good, but sometimes I have problems when there's too much features, due to my hasty way of modelling.
zavior hunt I've never used those 2, but I guess you can. The question is at what point of the process or at what feature will it work a bit slower. I can't tell you much, people who use same programs for the same use (I'm a designer, not an engineer) could tell you more.
This tutorial was PERFECT for showing me the basics at just the right speed. I was about to say "bro you really are a great teacher" then I realized this is the official account! Official accounts NEVER have tutorials this good... amazing job, everyone!
I'm just starting to teach myself fusion 360 and little tutorials like this are really helping me be more comfortable with the different tools and workspaces
Please do more! It´s mostly the "simple" or "beginner" Problems like simple surface modelling that everyone else assumes as a basic knowledge and they don't cover it. Thank you for teaching me new stuff!
One suggestion: Having done a lot of surface modeling lately, I think it would be nice to have an expanded dialog box for the Trim tool that works like the Split Face/Body tools. I had a lot of difficulty with the Trim tool because of how it's set up - even to the point where I opted to do multiple Split Face/Body commands combined with Face Delete or Remove.
Currently modeling a golf club for manufacturing and learning about surfacing and this tutorial has saved me countless hours, I am so glad autodesk cares about their products and makes well put together tutorials.
Very excited to have come across your content! Surface modeling has intimidated me for far to long, I've made it my goal to watch & follow along with 1 tutorial per day 💪
I'm just now learning Fusion 360 after years of ProE/Creo use, and tutorials like these are amazing! Thank you for this, I had no idea how powerful this software can be for this.
Autodesk is on fire💥. It's so user friendly and versatile to use. I have used the MODEL, RENDER and SIMULATION mode in fusion 360 for robot modelling for almost 2 years now. It initially had some issues, but after some updates it now runs so smooth on my Nvidia powered windows laptop.
First time seeing what the patch mode even DOES, so this was pretty cool. So much I have to learn with sculpt and patch and anything other than the model mode.
Still a great tutorial. I knew some of the overbuilding concepts, but what really helped was the solid proof by section analysis. I also thoroughly enjoyed the bending of the form splines to achieve the artistic look in the concept drawing. Smart and sleek lamp design, I feel inspired!
Perfect explanation, no skips, fully nicely step by step, advanced enough for optimal learning. Just amazing, thank you!. Already Subscribed, now Notification got in "On"
Thanks. The sculpting environment currently alludes me, thankfully what I need I can make in the modeling environment, which I understand. These tutorials will help greatly!
Taylor, Thanks for the design tips. I haven't been much in the way of a surface modeler even though I've been using CAD for nearly 20 years but this makes it seem so easy. Excellent tutorial and I enjoyed the pace.
Really interesting real world demo, on what would normally be a very complex non-linear creation. Thank you for sharing your experience and a great example.
great tutorial, I still refer back to it years later if I ever forget anything. Still makes me chuckle when he says "Mirror", sound more like MEAR: @11.30
This is awesome stuff! I really love it and it‘s probably the main reason for me for switching to F360. Freeform Modeling has never been easier and more intuitive than that. Thanks guys!
Since I’m watching this video 4 years later I’m wondering, is there still a patch workspace? I don’t have access to check at the moment but I was wondering if that workspace has migrated. Thank you, so excited to get modeling!
Nice tutorial, I was wondering: If you end up turning the model into a solid body, is the trimming necessary? I would think you can do without, since the center that is being trimmed gets filled in afterwards anyhow...
hi taylor , just saw your video it helped me out a lot , and i wanted to ask you is there any way that you can make a video explaining how to make a ripple like surface on a curved object?
After making this, shouldn't we have used the command THICKEN to thicken the walls? Are we supposed to do this right after designing the sculpt? When I try to thicken the body now after completing the design it screws it all up. OR, should we have made it a solid then shell it to thickness? Thanks for the awesome videos!
Great tutorial. Just a small doubt. On stitching the body it becomes solid, but not a shelled bottle. I'm unable to shell it. Any error that I need to correct in..?
I followed along, and got a similar result. Very cool and learned several new tricks, so thanks! BUT - I tried to do a shell command (to turn it into a water bottle, and get an error. I can't seem to figure out why.
Sorry to hear! Things like shell and thicken can be the most problematic. Its usually related to curvature, and overlaps related to the operation. If you really want to get to the root of the issue, jump over to the forum and share your file! Cheers!
Great Video. Would be great if Fusion would allow sweep rail with more than one profile so you can blend - Loft still produces only G0 along the mirror plane.
Great tutorial, thanks! I have a doubt. What would be the correct way to thicken it? I did it before closing and creating the solid, but I don't understand why it limits the thickness.
The curvatures becomes all too important when trying to thicken a surface. We have some new tools in the works to help you understand where and why the curvatures might be limiting. It's not much different than whats happening here: www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Repair-Self-Intersecting-T-Spline-Errors-in/
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How a tutorial should be, fast, clear and to the point. Good work.
Thanks for the feedback! We'll try to model future tutorials in a similar fashion.
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When I first started learning Fusion 360 (3 years ago) this was one of the first videos I watched. The year is 2021. I already have my own channel about Fusion 360, but I constantly come across this video in the recommendations.
This is equivalent to living on Flatland and then discovering there is a third dimension. Thanks for the tutorial
Congratulations for the most stupid comment on youtube today
@@jchelm1979 you mean congradulations for the most stupid comments on youtube 3 days ago.
@@jchelm1979 ironic
@@LittleRainGames no i don't mean that at all. I mean exactly what i said. It was the most stupid comment on that day. It was literally so retarded it will have trumped everything else. It matters not when the comment was made, just that at the exact moment in time when i saw it that it was indeed retarded. Now if you could kindly fuck off that would be great
@@jchelm1979 bruh
One of the many reasons why I like Fusion 360, flexibility. If I want to model using surfaces, just like I used to do in Rhino, I can. Fusion 360 is so versatile and powerful, it's a pleasure to work with.
Michael Cramblet hey lil help here. I need a laptop for my engineering design softwares. I am doin mechanical engineering. I can't spend 2-3k dollars on workstations. Can I run the softwares like Siemens NX ,solidworks, Inventor ,CATIA etc on geforceGTX 1060? Quadros are expensive. Intel i5 7th Gen, 16gb ram, with SSD , and GTX geforce 1060 is all that I can afford.. .
zavior hunt Yes, you sure can run them. You don't need a workstation to run Solidworks, my 4GB RAM laptop from 2013 with no SSD could run SW 2016. Now I have a 16GB RAM with SSD and 2GB VRAM, but use Fusion and it's good, but sometimes I have problems when there's too much features, due to my hasty way of modelling.
Josip Andrešić thanks for replying. Humanity still alive.😂. But I want to work on Siemens NX and catia more. Will they run on that hardware??
zavior hunt I've never used those 2, but I guess you can. The question is at what point of the process or at what feature will it work a bit slower. I can't tell you much, people who use same programs for the same use (I'm a designer, not an engineer) could tell you more.
This was one of the easiest and most straight forward fusion 360 tutorials I've seen. Thank you!! Your work is easy to follow and you're quick!!
Very cool! Why does it always look like your OK button is greyed out but you can still click it?
Not sure why that was happening, but hitting 'enter' got the job done : )
Because it's an apple product!
@@edgarwideman737 i dont think thats how it works. also i am pretty sure you can change colors of functions in preferences but dont quote me
@@fuzzdogs Gotcha, there's something in this world called brand loyalty and brand hatred. I happen to be an apple hater.
@@edgarwideman737 i wouldn't advertise that fact hahaha it says a lot about you :)
This tutorial was PERFECT for showing me the basics at just the right speed. I was about to say "bro you really are a great teacher" then I realized this is the official account! Official accounts NEVER have tutorials this good... amazing job, everyone!
Mind blown....wish I knew how to do all this like you do. Simply amazing how easy you made this look
Practice practice practice
Incredibly simple explanation of some fairly complex tools. Thanks!
Such a great tutorial. I had no idea this sort of tool event existed.
I'm just starting to teach myself fusion 360 and little tutorials like this are really helping me be more comfortable with the different tools and workspaces
13 minutes for such body? Amazing. I wasnt even aware of most of these tools. Thanks a bunch!
Not only a great tutorial, but a great way to show how quick and efficient Fusion 360 is at creating original models.
Thanks much, Martin!
Please do more! It´s mostly the "simple" or "beginner" Problems like simple surface modelling that everyone else assumes as a basic knowledge and they don't cover it.
Thank you for teaching me new stuff!
One suggestion: Having done a lot of surface modeling lately, I think it would be nice to have an expanded dialog box for the Trim tool that works like the Split Face/Body tools. I had a lot of difficulty with the Trim tool because of how it's set up - even to the point where I opted to do multiple Split Face/Body commands combined with Face Delete or Remove.
Thank you Taylor. What you do is blessing. good people.
Thank you much!
Currently modeling a golf club for manufacturing and learning about surfacing and this tutorial has saved me countless hours, I am so glad autodesk cares about their products and makes well put together tutorials.
I'm 2 days old with this tool, so I'm impressed with what I saw you do, just think I might have to watch this video at least 500 times to catch up.
Brilliant tutorial first and fastest learning curve I've had look forward to much more thankyou
who are you and why are your tutorials so good, THE WORLD WANTS MORE OF THIS
Fusion 360
Nicely explained, thanks Taylor
I searched online for this info for a long time. Happy you summarized it here so well!
Very excited to have come across your content! Surface modeling has intimidated me for far to long, I've made it my goal to watch & follow along with 1 tutorial per day 💪
I'm just now learning Fusion 360 after years of ProE/Creo use, and tutorials like these are amazing! Thank you for this, I had no idea how powerful this software can be for this.
We love to hear this! Let us know if you have any questions or experience any issues.
Thanks, I usually only use the modelling tool, but this opens up a whole new world
Glad we were able to show you something new!
Very clear and instructive. Perfect.
Autodesk is on fire💥. It's so user friendly and versatile to use. I have used the MODEL, RENDER and SIMULATION mode in fusion 360 for robot modelling for almost 2 years now. It initially had some issues, but after some updates it now runs so smooth on my Nvidia powered windows laptop.
Thanks Vineet! Do us a favor and spread the good word!
Excellent. More please.
Great tutorial. There are a couple things that have changed the years since publication but it's still very helpful.
glad you enjoyed the video! We recently released an updated version check it out here: th-cam.com/video/8uVYv86-LfQ/w-d-xo.html
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First time seeing what the patch mode even DOES, so this was pretty cool. So much I have to learn with sculpt and patch and anything other than the model mode.
Glad this helped open up another workspace for you. There's debate to rename it to "surfacing". Do you agree?
yes
Still a great tutorial. I knew some of the overbuilding concepts, but what really helped was the solid proof by section analysis. I also thoroughly enjoyed the bending of the form splines to achieve the artistic look in the concept drawing. Smart and sleek lamp design, I feel inspired!
Thanks Peter! This IS an amazing tutorial that we just can't part with...despite old UI.
Just found Fusion through needing to do some CAD design for school, and I am in love! Very much considering a change in studies.
Great to hear! Let us know if you get stuck or find something challenging.
Perfect explanation, no skips, fully nicely step by step, advanced enough for optimal learning. Just amazing, thank you!. Already Subscribed, now Notification got in "On"
Wish I could thumbs this up twice, really well done.
Hey buddy,
Thank alot !
You just thought me everything I know so far about surface modeling in Fusion 360.
Smarter every day
Amazing to see this come to fruition!
Thanks man! I'm really trying to get into fusion coming from blender, and this procedure was way more on par with the type of modeling I'm used to.
Great to hear! Taylor has some great tutorials!
I learned so much from this... not even about what he was teaching but speed hacks that I was like WHAAAAAAAA...
Thanks. The sculpting environment currently alludes me, thankfully what I need I can make in the modeling environment, which I understand. These tutorials will help greatly!
*eludes
Taylor, Thanks for the design tips. I haven't been much in the way of a surface modeler even though I've been using CAD for nearly 20 years but this makes it seem so easy. Excellent tutorial and I enjoyed the pace.
Glad I watched this video. I have a long assignment to complete. Not I can do I easily. Thank you.
Very Good! and I also wonder how you can click OK button when it is Grey?
Really interesting real world demo, on what would normally be a very complex non-linear creation. Thank you for sharing your experience and a great example.
Very easy to follow thank you, need a little more practice now
Thanks for being fast and to the point.
You're a rockstar, buddy.
great tutorial, I still refer back to it years later if I ever forget anything. Still makes me chuckle when he says "Mirror", sound more like MEAR: @11.30
Very explainatory and useful. Thanks taylor
Nice work Taylor. I really like your processes and approach.
Taylor you truly are the best at this, thanks for the tutorial !
Great tutorial. Did my own bottle using your instructions. Went very smoothly. Thanks.
Love this tutorial. So clear, perfect pace
Absolute Pro ! I wish I was this competent
This is awesome stuff! I really love it and it‘s probably the main reason for me for switching to F360. Freeform Modeling has never been easier and more intuitive than that. Thanks guys!
Since I’m watching this video 4 years later I’m wondering, is there still a patch workspace? I don’t have access to check at the moment but I was wondering if that workspace has migrated. Thank you, so excited to get modeling!
Awesome!! Thanks for the link to the reference image too! :D
Nice tutorial, I was wondering: If you end up turning the model into a solid body, is the trimming necessary? I would think you can do without, since the center that is being trimmed gets filled in afterwards anyhow...
I wondered how they do stuff like that, watched what you did and now I feel I’ve got no clue…that’s what I learned from this video
Great video! How can you make it hollow with a specific thickness?
great video do you know if possible to extrude in sculpt model a simple surface face ?
This was very handy. Thank you, sir. And thank you Autodesk, for increasing the accessibility of such an incredible tool.
in the first 90 seconds, i learned five useful things.
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hi taylor , just saw your video it helped me out a lot , and i wanted to ask you is there any way that you can make a video explaining how to make a ripple like surface on a curved object?
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you!
Learned some stuff here, thanks Taylor!!
Great tutorial and it really helped me lot ,thanks a lot
After making this, shouldn't we have used the command THICKEN to thicken the walls? Are we supposed to do this right after designing the sculpt? When I try to thicken the body now after completing the design it screws it all up. OR, should we have made it a solid then shell it to thickness? Thanks for the awesome videos!
Nice video! Is there shortcut to activate Orbit (Mac) ? I didn’t find it. Thanks
Newbie to Fusion 360 here.
Great tutorial! Thank you.
Keep them coming great video 👍!!
Great tutorial. Just a small doubt. On stitching the body it becomes solid, but not a shelled bottle. I'm unable to shell it. Any error that I need to correct in..?
Mind blowing fast workflow!
Thanks so much, one of the few videos that make sense
Thank You for the Learnings!
Excellent learning video! How did you import the sketch? As a scanned PDF?
Great work.... I really need to get more familiair with these tools....
Thanks! Please make more videos of modeling techniques and different shapes
great video, may I know how to make it thicker to a bottle. I try to do but enable to make to bottle with wall thickness
It looks like Mr Fusion, and it's Fusion 360. THAT'S AMAZING!!
This is way different and seems easier than a lot of other methods out there using other programs. I guess I need to move over to Fusion 360 now
Please do! Let us know if you need any help.
Damn, these techniques were AWESOME! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
So incredibly helpful!!! This will definitely help me out a lot, thank you!
Wow, the UI has changed a lot since this. Is there an updated official video available?
WOW! Perfect tutorial! Loved it!
I understood everything you said at 1.5 speed. Good show.
Im guessing this wont error out upon using the shell command? So it would be possible to make it hollow and remove the top surface?
I followed along, and got a similar result. Very cool and learned several new tricks, so thanks!
BUT - I tried to do a shell command (to turn it into a water bottle, and get an error. I can't seem to figure out why.
Sorry to hear! Things like shell and thicken can be the most problematic. Its usually related to curvature, and overlaps related to the operation. If you really want to get to the root of the issue, jump over to the forum and share your file! Cheers!
Great Video. Would be great if Fusion would allow sweep rail with more than one profile so you can blend - Loft still produces only G0 along the mirror plane.
This video is pretty cool & unique . I want to see more video from you.
Thanks Jesse! Taylor no longer works at Autodesk, but you'll still find some more of his work!
Awesome tutorial!
This was a very well spoken tutorial.
Good job!
you are saving my life! keep them coming.
I feel like this could have been done easier without using surface trims and just sticking with sketches whole way, is that correct?
Great tutorial, thanks! I have a doubt. What would be the correct way to thicken it? I did it before closing and creating the solid, but I don't understand why it limits the thickness.
The curvatures becomes all too important when trying to thicken a surface. We have some new tools in the works to help you understand where and why the curvatures might be limiting. It's not much different than whats happening here: www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Repair-Self-Intersecting-T-Spline-Errors-in/
Excellent tutorial. This helped clear up some confusion with my joystick project.
Always love hearing this!
Great tutorial. Thank you. That helps me a lot.
I ve learnt something today Thanks
This is a really nice tutorial! You got me excited to start drawing & modeling again!!
Great to have you back, Dali!
Thank you Taylor,I did that. it's nice
Excellent Tutorial