5 TIPS for Getting Started in Fusion 360
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- Garrett from Chaos Coretech models incredible things in Fusion 360. He is self taught, and has learned a great deal over the last few years. He has 5 tips for beginners who are getting started with Fusioin 360!
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I was trying not to drool while seeing all of this unpacked filaments on the background!
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I would add a tip #7: don't be afraid to experiment! This is a computer file, just make sure to save often. I find the best way to learn anything is to poke and prod all the options to see what they do.
5:02 Thank you so much! I assumed the sketch was removed after extruding, didn't know it was just being hidden.
Use [ Preferences/General/Design/Auto hide sketch on feature creation (unchecked) ] to have Sketches persist when you first create a feature from them.
The holding left click for selection is really useful. Big thanks Garrett !
Pertaining to Tip #6 don't forget about "Named Views". If you ever lose your model in 3D space and chances are at some point you will you can simply click on one of the Named Views to bring it back to it's default camera location. You can also create your own Named View, which is handy if there is a particular angle or area of focus you wish to return to repeatedly. For example you can set specific objects, sketches on or off and place the camera how you like and then create the Named View. Click it and it will return to it. Click a different named view and it will revert to that Named Views settings. You will never lose your model again.
Default Named Views are as follows: Top, Front, Right and Home where Home is the default view that F360 uses every time you open a model.
Edit: Oh, Named Views are located on the model tree between "Document Settings" and "Origin". You'll see it. Just click the triangle to expand the tree. To create a new Named View simply right click on "Named Views", but first make sure you have the model and all objects you want visible or invisible and the camera set where you want it before you create the new View. Give it a try and like if you you found this useful.
Wish I had this video when I was starting with F360. Nice work guys
I consider myself an intermediate amateur but I often pick something new up seeing how different people use this. The bonus tip made the whole thing worth watching. So simple but I had missed it, using home whenever I get lost. Thanx
The best tip here by far is setting Fusion to Z up
So much time spent re orienting in Simplify3D! And now after literally 3 clicks I don't have to any more!
@Don Gray Then they must have changed it a couple of releases ago. Used to be Y-up in the beginning. Good thing they changed it by default now, should have been like this form the get-go.
I got into 3D modeling not long ago, and I've been fairly successful, but the primer on intersections is going to take it to another level. Thanks!
Brilliant tips from Garrett, thank you very much for getting him to share them.
Been doing this for a while and never knew about the camera anchor, thanks for that
I've been pushing myself to use fusion360 more and videos like these have help a lot. Thanks 👍
Great video, these tips are so simple yet so effective, thanks!
You should make a beginners series on fusion 360
Learn how to create 3D features with Fusion 360's sketch tools and modify them with patterns and commands.
th-cam.com/play/PL4G7i-gvoVv9UjoyVfQAaVPQcRFuoLY_U.html
awesome, - that see-through left click trick I didn't know about, - thanks Garret
Nice!! This is great...i want to up my modeling game so I know these will come in handy! Thanks for featuring Chaos Core Tech, Joel!!
Thanks you Garrett for your very useful information, and thanks Joel for the very intresting video.
This is helpful & very timely. I had that same camera problem just last week.
Thank you very much. Great tips... I need them.
Thank you so much! These tips are really helpful.
Great tips guys! Thanks!
Wow! Great tips!!! Especially that click thru feature!!!
The shift + mouse wheel one was great
The last tip was fantastic! Thanks!
Great tips! I had no idea there was a difference between models & sketches! That will help out a lot!
Wow! This is amazing! Thank you so much for the cross over! I've been looking for tips to switch from onshape to Fusion360. I can be a bit dense sometimes though so I've been a tad worried. I love how I just bumped into this out of no where while watching my favorite 3d printer nerd. Thanks buddy!
Great info, well presented! Can’t get much better tha.... yes it can! Joel, bring him on monthly for tips like this¡!
oh man this video is awesome. You explained things that can easily be complex is simple format that can easily extrapolated and applied to other concepts. Great execution! Bonus as not make me sleepy like most tutorials do with their monotone and trailing voices do.
This is awesome! I am new to fusion 360 and these are five great tips. Thank you so very much for these 😊
thanks garrett and joel very nice video
I use Rhino 6 for my models i print and construct and make all projects on my channel for 3D, but i have to say fusion looks very interesting!
Wonderful! Thank you
Very helpful ! Thanks
Thanks, excellent tip for text on a cylinder.
Thanks a bunch very useful information
Very good, video. Looking forward to seeing more like these.
Thanks for the help guys.
awesome and thx for the tips helped me a lot (especially the z as up )
Thank you for the tips! I found them very helpful - will have to experiment with the text one.
Love chaos core tech, his channel deserves way more subs.
Very helpful. Thank you for sharing
Thank you. Very helpful.
Awesome tutorial. I learned five things new today!!!
Great stuff. Thanks Joel for bringing Garrett on to do this vid. Cheers, JAYTEE
Well done thank´s for the Information
Very helpful! Thanks!
Thanx a lot for those tips I was kind of frustrated with myself as I couldn't make 3D models properly in Fusion 360.
Great video! Thank you very much
Great Tips!
Excellent tips!!!
Thank you! Autodesk should hire Garrett to design their tutorials. I learned more in 5 minutes here than in 90 minutes on their site. Thanks again!
YESSSS
These are great tips! Regarding #5, if you check the "Keep Tools" box in the Merge menu, you don't have to copy the outer body beforehand 😁
Great video Joel!!!!!!!
That giant Super Meat Boy in the background is so awesome!!
Very nice tips!
Cool tips! Your first had me looking for a solution to something which you mentioned in the third.
Use [ Preferences/General/Design/Auto hide sketch on feature creation (unchecked) ] to have Sketches persist when you first create a feature from them.
Great info.
The last one is interesting... As shift middle click is how I've always rotated around objects. Had no clue it "defaults" to the center of the object and I've been moving that center point every time. Probably because there wasn't ever a mouse hot key for the default camera rotation, so when trying the different modifier keys, shift middle click caused stuff to move and just went with it Lmao. Yay for doing something that way since 2015!
the intersect was a great tip. Thanks!! Heading to the Chaos Core Tech Page to watch the F360 vids next.
Thank you man
@Chaos Coretech Joel should be thanking you for doing this for his channel, lol. Thanks to you both -- I am just starting with Fusion 360 and this video has definitely been helpful!
Thanks for sharing👍😀
Thanks, I did not know the hold left button or #3, never quite understood the intersection tool.
Great tips even for non newbies! Thank you for sharing! : )
Learn how to create 3D features with Fusion 360's sketch tools and modify them with patterns and commands.
th-cam.com/play/PL4G7i-gvoVv9UjoyVfQAaVPQcRFuoLY_U.html
Beautiful
Nice! Love you!
Yes! Garrett is one of my favorite TH-cam makers. Well worth the buck I send his way in Patreon every month. Thanks for featuring him.
Hope your time in the beef state was much enjoyed. Go eat a Runza before you leave the region 😉
I think that will be lunch today 😜
Whats Garrets channel called?
Chaos Coretech - link in the description
Thanks!
Very helpful, thanks guys! :)
Love the shirt, Joel! :D
Just downloaded Fusion. Z-up is default set now. Nice tutorial!
On Tip #3: In Preferences -> General -> Design the last check box is "Auto hide sketch on feature creation" if that is cleared your sketch will not disappear after you do something like the extrude.
Great. Thx.
Last tip was saved me...
Thanks for that
Thank You! Really good. High Five.
Nice tips!
Great video!
So nice I wish I could Like it twice!
Very helpful
Great vid
Great tips thanks.
I would like to ¿extrude? in X and Y from two (or more) photos... like the head on, side, and rear photos of a car.
Great !!!! Thx...
Great Tips :)
Excellent and super helpful, more more more........please :-)
FREAKING SWEET!!
Great video 👍 High five 🖐 to you both
NICE!!
This is the most helpful CAD tips I have seen in years! It took me a decade in CATIA to learn some of these elusive subtle details such as re-indicating the viewing pivot point. Do you work in CATIA? Is there documentation that can be searched to discover such commands?
i love the dual color giant super meat boy i had to do the same thing lmao yours is bigger i guess i gotta make a bigger one
Hey Joel, really appreciate the Video, usin 123D Design and trying to switch to Fusion however i always struggel there and go back to 123D most of the Time. Hope with this Video that will change soon. Btw any advice for orbiting i found it quiet annoying to always hit the Button nor hotkey. High Five
High five and thank you for this great video
You had me at Z-up!
For tip 5, in the extrude menu, you can just select "from object" and then select the curved surface.
Figured out the intersect !!!
Great tips! I am new to fusion i also managed to get by from watching videos and on the forum, now I've made a few objects and printed them now which is great! but in my latest model I want to change a rectangle to curve at one side say 30 degrees for 100mm then continue straight is there any way in doing this without restarting my design?
All tips and help is appreciated
Cheers
Nice guide, liked it. But the text from surface is easier to do with extrude "From Object" instead of start from Profile Plane, that way you don't have to create multiple objects.
Came ready for 5 tips and received 6. I can't handle this.
Good tips, the intersection one is going to be very helpful. One question, hope this gets seen, I'm using a laptop and its trackpad. Due to a disability I find using a mouse uncomfortable, awkward and occasionally painful. And you tips for things like middle clicking and such? Hate not being able to use a mouse, started in computers before there were mice, loved my first one on an Amiga 500.
Before Razer bought the Nostromo brand they were produced by Belkin, e.g.: the Nostromo Speedpad N52. I used one of these for a few years. These and their successors are programmable USB keypads that can be made to emulate mouse clicks as well. Have you tried something like this?
Very cool thanks ,.//.,
Good lession because I'm lost in this. Tinkercad is great but limited