Very interesting and that last tip on showing the layers of a 3D print in a render was pretty cool. Your videos/tips are always interesting and I learn something new every time. Keep up the great work.
I wanted to ask, how do you control your camera? I notice it's very smooth. I always result to control + click dragging. Also I'd love to see you try to draw out the Voron Stealthburner design. That is a fantastic abstract design that I'm actually unsure how they achieved.
He's probably using a *3DConnexion **_SpaceMouse_* for the fluid movement of the Camera - If you're doing professional work in CAD or lots of CAD as a Hobby then using a 6-DOF Workspace Controller like that is pretty much a must as not having one is like riding your bike with only one wheel - Yeah it works but it sucks balls.
Great video! Especially the tip about printer lines! I'm confused how you're supposed to frame your product. Is there a way to check what the render "camera" sees before actually rendering?
I also struggle with framing. I would simply just trial and error by doing low res renders to speed up the process. I'm quite sure there is a better way but I have not figured it out yet.
@@Fusion360School Thank you! Glad to know I'm not the only one with this problem! Having used Blender in the past, the fact that the camera doesn't have its own viewport really throws me off.
Very interesting and that last tip on showing the layers of a 3D print in a render was pretty cool. Your videos/tips are always interesting and I learn something new every time. Keep up the great work.
Nice bonus 👍🏻 That was completely new to me. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
I really enjoy your tutorials. Though they are a little more advanced for my needs I can still watch them all day. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Very informative video, only now my wife’s going to be going ‘what’s that noise?’ as my MacBook’s fans spin up to deal with ‘excellent’ renders :)
That tip is actually insane. Amazing way to show off new 3D printed products.
The rendering in fusion is pretty cool, thanks for the video!
I wanted to ask, how do you control your camera? I notice it's very smooth. I always result to control + click dragging. Also I'd love to see you try to draw out the Voron Stealthburner design. That is a fantastic abstract design that I'm actually unsure how they achieved.
He's probably using a *3DConnexion **_SpaceMouse_* for the fluid movement of the Camera - If you're doing professional work in CAD or lots of CAD as a Hobby then using a 6-DOF Workspace Controller like that is pretty much a must as not having one is like riding your bike with only one wheel - Yeah it works but it sucks balls.
Excellent video! Thank You!
Nice! I've never tried to render anything with fusion before but I definitely will now. Thanks!
Great tip about exporting the gcode tool path as an OBJ. Keep up the good work.
Great video! Especially the tip about printer lines!
I'm confused how you're supposed to frame your product. Is there a way to check what the render "camera" sees before actually rendering?
I also struggle with framing. I would simply just trial and error by doing low res renders to speed up the process. I'm quite sure there is a better way but I have not figured it out yet.
@@Fusion360School Thank you! Glad to know I'm not the only one with this problem! Having used Blender in the past, the fact that the camera doesn't have its own viewport really throws me off.
FNA thanks for this new information
I keep looking for premade colours.
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Really helpful video!
I have a question, how are you able to control the camera as such?
Keep up the great work!
3D mouse!
@@ericmercer9208 he stops it mid air when not moving the camera lmao